7 CCR 1101-12-2-5 - Ride Operations
2-5-1
General
(A) Ride Operators shall
be trained in accordance with these regulations, adopted codes and standards,
and any applicable recommendations provided by the Amusement Ride or Device
manufacturer.
(B) Amusement Ride
and Device Operators are required to operate each ride or device in accordance
with these regulations, adopted codes and any applicable manufacturers'
recommendations.
(C) Consideration
shall be given to environmental factors, including humidity, precipitation,
temperature and wind effects on patron safety, where applicable.
(D) Operators shall have a reasonable written
plan in place for the management of emergencies, including, but not limited to
the following, where applicable:
(1)
Prevention strategies;
(2)
Emergency preparedness;
(3)
Administrative response to emergencies;
(4) Field response to medical
emergencies;
(5) Field response to
incidents/accidents and fatalities;
(6) Technical rescues;
(7) Activating the emergency medical
system;
(8) Evacuations;
and
(9) Addressing severe
weather.
2-5-2
Aerial Adventure Courses
(A) Operators of Aerial Adventure Courses
shall follow the general requirements listed below:
(1) Verify any connection between the patron
and the device are properly made.
(2) Document these requirements in the
operator's manual.
(B)
Additionally, for Zip Line operations, the Operator shall:
(1) Have a full understanding of and
proficiency in the setup, operation and ongoing monitoring requirements of the
Braking System in effect when operating Zip Lines.
(2) Ensure that the departure of patrons from
dispatch zones is performed in a controlled manner and only when the Zip Line
is clear of other persons.
(3)
Ensure that the deceleration and arrest of patrons arriving at landing zones is
performed in a controlled manner.
(4) Ensure that padding used as a protective
element in the landing area is not used as a brake component.
(C) Additionally, for Free Fall
Device operations, the Operator shall:
(1)
Utilize a secondary attachment method approved by the manufacturer.
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