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1. www.dir.ca.gov › dosh › par_certificationPermanent Amusement Rides: Approvals and Certifications

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   Section 344.7 requires the owner of a permanent amusement ride to submit to the Division a Certificate of Compliance document. Additional pages may be included for multiple permanent amusement rides located at a single address.

2. www.dir.ca.gov › dosh › AROfficesCal/OSHA Amusement Ride and Tramway Unit

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   The California Amusement Rides Safety Law (Labor Code sections 7900-7919) took effect in 1969, providing for the inspection of temporary amusement rides (TAR). Shortly thereafter, Title 8 regulations were adopted by the Division of Occupational Safety and Health and the Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board to implement the statute. The re...

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   Assembly Bill 850 (Labor Code sections 7920-7932) took effect in California in 2000, establishing the Permanent Amusement Ride (PAR) Safety Inspection Program. Like the TAR Safety Inspection Program, the PAR Safety Inspection Program is administered by the Division's Amusement Ride and Tramway (ART) Unit. Establishment of this program represented a...

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   The California Passenger Tramway Safety Law (Labor Code sections 7340-7357) took effect in 1965, providing for the inspection of passenger tramways (TRAMS). Shortly thereafter, Title 8 regulations were adopted by the Division of Occupational Safety and Health and the Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board to implement the statute. The regul...

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   Two amusement ride district offices have been established, one in Southern California (Santa Ana) and one in Northern California (Sacramento). The office in Santa Ana carries out the responsibilities of the PAR program in Southern California. The office in Sacramento carries out the responsibilities of the PAR program in Northern California and the...

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3. www.dir.ca.gov › dosh › par_form5Certificate of Compliance for Permanent Amusement Rides

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   Certificates of Compliance (CoC) for permanent amusement rides are due each year before expiration.

4. law.justia.com › codes › californiaPART 8.1. PERMANENT AMUSEMENT RIDE SAFETY INSPECTION PROGRAM ...

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   (d) No person shall operate a permanent amusement ride that has been inspected by a qualified safety inspector or division inspector and found to be unsafe, unless all necessary repairs or modifications, or both, to the ride have been completed and certified as completed by a qualified safety inspector.

5. ridesdatabase.org › regulations › californiaCalifornia – RidesDatabase

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   Apr 8, 2017 · Permanent amusement ride: Technical regulations. Portable amusement ride: Regulations. Overview. Devices Covered: Covers permanent and portable rides under separate statute/regulations. Includes waterslides, bungee jumps, ziplines, mechanical bulls and surfing simulators.

6. california.public.law › codes › ca_lab_code_div_5Cal. Labor Code, Div. 5, Part 8.1 - Permanent Amusement Ride ...

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   California Codes Division 5, Safety in Employment; Part 8.1, Permanent Amusement Ride Safety Inspection Program. Refreshed: 2018-05-15

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   When did the California amusement rides safety law come into effect?

   • The California amusement rides safety law, which is Labor Code sections 7900-7919, took effect in 1969. Shortly thereafter, Title 8 regulations were adopted by the Division of Occupational Safety and Health and the Occupational Safety and Health Standards Board to implement the statute.

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   When do I need a permit to operate a temporary amusement ride?

   • Each year, all owners of temporary amusement rides in California are required to submit by March 1 an application for a permit to operate, unless operating before March 1, in which case the application must be submitted 10 days prior to operating in the new calendar year.

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   How do I check if a tramway is safe in California?

   • To check the safety of a tramway in California, contact the nearest ART Unit office handling tramway inspections. The California Amusement Rides Safety Law (Labor Code sections 7900-7919) took effect in 1969, providing for the inspection of temporary amusement rides. You can also contact the ART Unit office handling permanent amusement rides for more information.

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   How many amusement ride district offices are there in California?

   • There are two Cal/OSHA Amusement Ride district offices in California. One is located in Santa Ana, which is responsible for the PAR program in Southern California, and the other is in Sacramento.

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   What is a tram safety inspection program?

   • The Cal/OSHA Amusement Ride and Tramway Unit administers the TRAM Safety Inspection Program, which is similar to the TAR and PAR Safety Inspection Programs. This program governs tramways in locations such as ski resorts, wineries, theme parks, amusement parks, fairs, and zoos.

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   What are the requirements for a portable amusement ride itinerary?

   • An itinerary for a portable amusement ride must contain every location where the ride is in operation and the full street address of each operating location. It should also include the arrival, opening, and closing dates of each event. The 2018 application packet can be downloaded for further details.

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8. california.public.law › codes › ca_lab_code_section_7924California Labor Code Section 7924 - California.Public.Law

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   A person shall not operate a permanent amusement ride that was inspected by a qualified safety inspector or division inspector and found to be unsafe unless all necessary repairs or modifications, or both, to the ride have been completed and certified as completed by a qualified safety inspector.