CLIMBING WALL OPERATIONS MANUAL

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SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE CLIMBING WALL OPERATIONS MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Campus Recreation Department Mission Statement Page 3 II. Climbing Wall Description Page 3 III. Climbing Wall Policies & Procedures Page 4 IV. Bouldering Policies Page 4 V. Rockwall Training Outline Page 5 VI. Top Belayer/Staff and Climber Training Page 5 • Procedures (Step by Step) 1. Equipment Page 5 2. Procedures Page 6 3. Climbing Commands Page 6 4. Things to check/remember Page 8 5. Putting on a Harness Page 8 6. How to tie into a Climbing Harness Page 9 7. Setting up an ATC before belaying Page 10 8. Final check before climbing Page 10 9. How to belay Page 11 VII. Certification Requirements for Belaying Page 13 VIII. Rockwall Manager Job Description Page 14 IX. Rockwall Assistant Manager Job Description Page 15 X. Evaluation of Rockwall staff Page 16 XI. Climbing Wall Staff Policies Page 18 XII. Daily Inspection List Page 19 XIII. Attestation of Personnel Training Page 20 XIV. Springfield College Rock Wall Daily Equipment Inspection Log Page 21 XV. Springfield College Rock Wall Maintenance Log Page 22 XVI. Springfield College Rock Wall Inspectors Report Page 23 XVII. Incident Report Page 24 XVIII. Accident or Injury Report Page 26 Updated 8/08 polices are subject to change without warning Page 2
SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE CLIMBING WALL OPERATIONS MANUAL I. CAMPUS RECREATION DEPARTMENT MISSION STATEMENT • "The office of campus recreation's mission is to provide students, faculty, and staff participation opportunities which promote health, fitness, and wellness through a variety of structured and informal recreational activities and adventures emphasizing lifelong wellness. These opportunities will be purposeful in fostering the growth of one’s' spirit, mind, and body." • To provide and effectively manage high quality programs, personnel and equipment that provides a supportive and safe environment for positive recreational experiences. • To educate participants on life long leisure practices associated with physical, mental, social, and emotional health which supports making responsible choices which contribute to their wellbeing. • To provide diverse programs and services designed to be responsive to the needs of students, faculty and staff. • To provide inclusive recreational opportunities and environments that fosters an appreciation of diversity. • To provide employment and volunteer opportunities and educational experiences for students to develop a commitment to lifelong learning. • To participate and collaborate in campus wide programs which provide involvement opportunities and assist in the recruitment and retention of students, faculty and staff. II. CLIMBING WALL DESCRIPTION • The climbing wall area contains two climbing walls built by EntrePrise. • The climbing wall area contains one preformed bouldering wall built by EntrePrise. • The Wall is 8 meters or 26 ft high and 22 ft. wide. o Capacity is 5 roped climbers • The Bouldering Wall is 12 feet high and 1,200 square feet. o Capacity is 4 unroped climbers • The total capacity in the climbing wall area is 20. * 3.28 feet in a meter • For facility hours, reservations, etc. please contact the Campus Recreation office at 4137483468 or go to the website www.spfldcol.edu/campusrecreation. Updated 8/08 polices are subject to change without warning Page 3
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