Know where your grounds stand
Patronyx tests your grounds against the standards and guidelines that apply to them. For each object you see what deviates, what still needs to be measured and where things are heading the wrong way.
Discuss your grounds as a pilot case
Why
Grounds are often taken for granted, although guidelines and obligations apply to them.
If someone trips over neglected maintenance, the owner is liable. And experts usually only arrive once something is already broken.
One site, many kinds of rules
- Paving and paths
- Trees and greenery
- Water
- Street furniture
- Play equipment
What you get
A clear picture for each object
- A finding for each object: Deviation, Possible deviation or Signal, each with its source.
- A Still to be measured list: whatever is missing is simply shown.
- Signals: still within the standard, but heading the wrong way.
- A rationale you can use to explain to the owner or board why maintenance is needed.
Play area east
Object SP-03 · play equipment and surface
Surface of the fall zone
Deviation"Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse."
Swing fixings
Possible deviationSlide wear
SignalFree space around equipment
Still to be measuredCase example
A site manager supplies inspection data on paths, trees, water and play equipment. Patronyx tests it against a fixed version of the norm framework. The outcome distinguishes deviations, possible deviations and signals, with a list of what is still missing.
Step 1
Inspection data
Paths, trees, water and play equipment, supplied by the site manager.
Step 2
Fixed version of the norm framework
Every rule recorded by a subject expert, with source, version and date.
Step 3
Outcome per object
Deviations, possible deviations, signals and a list of what is still missing.
Good to know
Patronyx does not replace an expert inspection. It tests the data you supply. No deviations means: no deviations in what was tested.
Your grounds as a pilot case?
Together we go through a clearly defined site, using your own data.