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The implementation of Tyler’s Law means changes for ride owners and operators. In this video ODA explains the changes, specifically regarding fatigue and cor...
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Amusement Ride Safety Safety is our industry’s top priority and amusement rides in the U.S. are extremely safe. In a typical year, more than 385 million guests safely enjoyed in excess of 1.7 billion rides at approximately 400 North American fixed-site facilities.
Explore Brian D. Avery's Spotlight page for expert insights on amusement ride safety. Watch videos and read articles on risk management, operational safety, and industry best practices.
Together with a ride’s redundant safety and operational mechanisms that reduce the likelihood of staff error, various daily internal checks, and one or more outside inspections, front-line personnel help make amusement rides one of the safest forms of recreation available to the public.
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.
Since 1987, the National Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials (NAARSO) has been the leading amusement ride safety organization in the world, supporting our members through safety education and certification.
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In order to reduce injuries and associated insurance claims and litigation, management of an amusement park should develop comprehensive safety procedures as part of the park’s risk management program. In addition, serious efforts should be made to integrate safety into all aspects of the operation. Legal Framework.
