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1. aimsintl.orgAIMS International is the amusement industry’s leading ...

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   Comprehensive education and certification programs for ride inspectors, maintenance personnel, operations, and aquatics take place throughout the year including the annual AIMS International Safety Seminar offering more than 400 specialized safety education courses all in one location.

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2. aimsintl.org › education › aarmssACADEMY OF AMUSEMENT RISK MANAGEMENT, SAFETY & SECURITY (AARMSS)

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   In response to a recognized need in the amusement industry for specific and in-depth safety education and certification, AIMS International has created the Academy of Amusement Risk Management, Safety and Security (AARMSS), a structured curriculum designed to elevate your program.

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

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   Approval of Qualified Safety Inspector Training Programs. Section 344.11 provides for approval of QSI certification courses. Contact the ART office to obtain an application for QSI Couse Provider.

4. naarso.comnaarso.com

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   NAARSO provides comprehensive online education classes at affordable prices, with the added benefit of class CEUs being accepted by other organizations. Our organization prioritizes amusement ride safety, the education of our members, and provides member benefits and services, including continuing education.

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5. www.dir.ca.gov › title8 › 344_11California Code of Regulations, Title 8, Section 344.11 ...

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   Approval of QSI Training Programs. (a) A school or training provider may apply to the Division for approval of a QSI Training Program (referred to in this section as “Program”) by submitting the following information: (1) The name (s) of the training courses offered by the Program.

6. www.iaapa.org › public-affairs › ride-safety-regulationRide Safety Regulation - IAAPA

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   Elements of Effective Regulation: Recognize Amusement Ride Safety Standards. Regulation should incorporate existing ride safety standards established by one of the following bodies: ASTM International Committee F24 on Amusement Rides and Devices.

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   Are amusement rides safe?

   • According to IAAPA, safety is the number one priority in the amusement ride industry. Effective regulation is an important addition to the steps taken by manufacturers and owner/operators to ensure that amusement rides are one of the safest forms of recreation.

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   Should the AHJ be empowered to enforce amusement ride safety regulations?

   • The AHJ should be empowered to enforce amusement ride safety regulations. They should be provided with sufficient appropriation of education and funding to effectively carry out this responsibility. The AHJ should have access to qualified inspectors and educational programs.

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   What are the ASTM amusement ride safety standards?

   • ASTM amusement ride safety standards are robust, covering design, manufacture, operations, maintenance, and inspection of a wide range of amusement rides and devices. ASTM has been writing these standards for over three decades with input from thousands of industry experts.

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   Should amusement ride safety standards be developed in consultation with industry stakeholders?

   • Consultation with industry stakeholders is essential for developing amusement ride safety standards. ASTM has been writing such standards for over three decades with thousands of hours of input from industry experts.

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   How do I become a certified amusement safety & security professional?

   • To qualify for the Certified Amusement Safety and Security Professional certification, the candidate must complete the certification requirements listed below. Completion of the program is required within 3 years. Faculty advisor assigned to each student. Ten years of experience in a safety role (with at least 5 years in the amusement industry)

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   How often should an amusement ride be inspected?

   • An amusement ride and device should be inspected periodically by a qualified inspector. The Owner/Operator is required to report any amusement ride incident to the AHJ when a person was seriously injured and in need of an overnight stay at a medical facility.

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8. www.dir.ca.gov › doshCal/OSHA - Division of Occupational Safety and Health - Home Page

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   The Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH), better known as Cal/OSHA, protects and improves the health and safety of working men and women in California and the safety of passengers riding on elevators, amusement rides, and tramways – through the following activities: Setting and enforcing standards.