Posted By Peter MacDonald Colin Try the Association of British Climbing Walls at http://www.abcclimbingwalls.co.uk/

Posted By Jerry Flechais Hi Colin, When you say testing the walls, do you mean the structural integrity of the supporting structure, the climbing surface or the protection points? As the previous answers suggested, the Association of British Climbing Walls is a good start (although they may prove a little unhelpful as you are not a climbing wall!). You can also look at the Climbing Wall Manufacturers Association and the BMC as previously suggested also. Most walls are designed to BSEN12572 and the testing frequency is detailed within. As for proformas, pretty much every wall will have its own format detailing: area tested, type of testing (visual, pull testing,etc..) load applied and duration, time and date, name of person testing, pass/fail result, remedial actions required and date of next test. In essence, it's a a LOLER thorough inspection. In the same vein as Ian's separate note, I was the safety manager at one of London's dedicated indoor walls for a number of years and am still an active climber and instructor. I'm more than happy to help further if you feel you need it, just drop me a line. Best of luck and let me know what you find. Jerry

Posted By Descarte Ahh the beacon centre Llamberis, seriously one of the best climbing walls I have ever been too,