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(h) Accessible sharp edges or points;

(i) Protruding bolt ends that require caps or covers;

(j) Loose bolts, nuts, or screws that require tightening;

(k) Splintered, cracked, or otherwise deteriorating wood;

(l) Moving parts in need of lubrication;

(n) Broken or missing rails, steps, rungs, or seats;

(o) Worn or scattered surfacing materials;

(p) Exposed hard surfaces, especially under swings and slides;

(q) Chipped or peeling paint;

(r) Pinch or crush points; and

(s) Exposed mechanisms, junctures, and moving components.

125.11 If any hazard listed in this section is noted or observed by the Licensee or OSSE, the Licensee shall immediately correct the hazardous condition or remove the piece of equipment from use until the hazard is corrected.

125.12 A Licensee serving infants, toddlers, preschool children, or school-age children shall separate the outdoor play spaces used by infants, toddlers, and preschool children from the play spaces used by school-age children. The separation shall be done in a way that does not to limit the activities of either age group.

125.13 A Licensee shall ensure that all surface areas beneath, and in the fall zones of, climbing equipment, slides, swings, and similar equipment are covered in resilient material that diminishes the impact of falls.

125.14 A Licensee shall ensure that all outdoor equipment is securely anchored and installed properly to prevent tipping or collapsing.

125.15 A Licensee shall ensure that all outdoor play equipment is free of pinch, crush or shear points on all surfaces that are or may be accessible to children.

125.16 A Licensee shall provide only swing seats constructed of durable, lightweight, relatively pliable material.