Certificates of Insurance, Safety & Campus Compliance
What We Provide
- A certificate of insurance on request for your venue, campus, or event
- Verification that our operators completed SIOTO’s advanced safety course
- Cleaning and disinfecting of every unit before it ships to your event
- Proper staking and clearance for every inflatable we set up
Our Safety Practices
What We Need From You
- The exact name and any specific insurance language your venue or risk office requires
- Advance notice if your event is on a surface other than grass, since concrete carries an added charge
- A tax-exempt form submitted before delivery if your organization is exempt from sales tax
- A point of contact who can review our safety rules with our crew on delivery day
FAQ
Do you provide a certificate of insurance for our venue or campus?
Yes — Greyson’s is fully insured and provides a certificate of insurance on request for any event.
FULL ANSWER
Send us the venue or department name and any specific wording your risk office requires. See our university and district booking page for how this fits into the broader booking process.
How can we verify your safety certification?
Our operators completed the advanced course through SIOTO, the Safe Inflatable Operators Training Organization, and this can be verified independently.
FULL ANSWER
SIOTO maintains public verification of certified operators. Call (225) 436-6520 if your risk office needs help confirming our certification directly.
Are your units cleaned between rentals?
Yes — every unit is cleaned and disinfected after each rental before it goes back out.
FULL ANSWER
This is standard practice on every booking, not an upgrade. See our service area page for the full range of equipment we maintain this way.
How is equipment anchored during setup?
Inflatables are staked into the ground, and each attraction needs clear space around it for stakes and airflow.
FULL ANSWER
Grass holds stakes most securely, which is why it’s our preferred surface. See our delivery and logistics page for setup requirements on other surfaces like concrete and asphalt.
Who is responsible if a unit is damaged during our event?
Normal wear and tear is not your responsibility, but damage from safety-rule violations, like leaving a blower running in high wind, is.
FULL ANSWER
You’ll review and sign our safety rules on delivery day so your team knows what to watch for. Call (225) 436-6520 with any questions about safety expectations before your event.
