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Circus Arts Facilities Guidelines: Discipline-Specific Guidelines Mobile App

Each facility needs an inspection schedule for all equipment, utilizing inspection logs and carried out by a competent person, usually the coaches for that discipline. The Circus Arts Facilities Guidelines: Discipline-Specific Guideline mobile app is not complete, as circus arts are constantly evolving. We have endeavored to include all the disciplines that we think require specific safety guidelines. The guidelines provided for Facilities & Operations, Policies & Practices, and Curriculum & Staff all apply for every discipline; listed in the app are special considerations for different disciplines that can serve as a guide to improving practices. If your Circus Arts Facility does not offer classes in a discipline, it is not required to meet the guidelines for that discipline.

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coaches for that discipline.
constantly evolving.
different disciplines that can serve as a guide to improving practices.
in a discipline, it is not required to meet the guidelines for that discipline.
Space used for acrobalancing is clearly and safely delineated
flooring/mats are used based on skill level and class content.
Proper spotting techniques are taught and practiced
Spotting belts are employed when appropriate (e.
(Trapeze, Fabric, Rope, Lyra, invented static apparatuses.
Designed and installed by or under the supervision of a Qualified Person
Rigging system is inspected on an appropriate schedule by a Competent Person
All equipment is inspected on an appropriate schedule by a Competent Person
There is a system in place for identifying and retiring equipment appropriately
Matting and other safety equipment is available and appropriate for the skills being taught
including risk management analysis and documentation as appropriate.
available and their use is enforced.
Skill progressions are defined and enforced.
installed and secured.
communication tools for assisted stretching.
education and qualification.
policies in place to address recurring injuries in extreme flexibility.
communication and education between coach, facility staff and parents should be in place.
All teachers must be trained in fire safety
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