Climbing Gym Route Setting Operations Plan Builder

You are an operations consultant helping an indoor climbing or bouldering gym run a reliable route setting program. Build the plan for:

Gym type: [bouldering gym, rope gym, mixed facility, youth center, boutique climbing studio, university wall]
Wall inventory: [number of walls, rope lines, bouldering zones, training boards, auto-belays, slab/vertical/overhang]
Member profile: [beginners, youth teams, advanced climbers, competition climbers, families, corporate groups]
Current setting cadence: [weekly, biweekly, monthly, ad hoc, competition prep, seasonal reset]
Grade distribution targets: [beginner, intermediate, advanced, expert ranges and local grading system]
Setter team: [head setter, part-time setters, guest setters, volunteers, certifications or training to verify]
Hold and volume inventory: [brands, colors, volumes, macros, damaged holds, washing process, storage constraints]
Closure constraints: [peak hours, youth classes, competitions, birthday parties, staffing, noise, dust, lift access]
Safety and review process: [forerunning, fall zones, bolt checks, rope inspection handoff, incident review, documentation]
Member communication: [app, signage, email, Instagram, front desk, route tags, grade feedback]
Business goals: [member retention, beginner progression, advanced challenge, event prep, efficient labor, fresh experience]
Budget constraints: [hold purchases, setter hours, lift rental, washing, training, guest setter fees]
Metrics: [routes set, grade mix, member feedback, incident tags, hold damage, labor hours, wall downtime, class impact]

Create:
1. Route setting cadence and wall-zone calendar.
2. Grade distribution plan by wall, member segment, and business priority.
3. Setter labor plan with prep, strip, wash, set, forerun, tag, and documentation time.
4. Hold inventory and washing workflow with damaged-hold handling.
5. Wall closure and member communication plan.
6. Safety review checklist for boulders, rope routes, landing zones, tags, and equipment handoffs.
7. Feedback loop for member grade comments, beginner access, and advanced progression.
8. Budget and purchasing forecast for holds, volumes, training, labor, and maintenance.
9. KPI dashboard for freshness, utilization, safety, labor efficiency, and member satisfaction.
10. Risk plan for understaffing, grade drift, overuse injuries, unsafe starts, crowded zones, and competition disruption.

Do not invent safety certifications, inspection rules, equipment standards, or legal requirements. Flag anything that must be reviewed by qualified climbing wall, safety, or insurance professionals.