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The new European Standards EN 13814 series represents a step forward in the “state of the art” of safety of amusement rides. This development consolidates the best practices developed over the last 13 years, representing another significant step toward global harmonization.
Download a free copy (PDF) Buy this product. This publication provides guidance for all those involved in the organisation, operation and management of fairgrounds and theme parks. It is...
5. There is a total of five new types of amusement rides prescribed in the Regulations, as listed below. The definition of each amusement ride, criteria for inclusion into the regime, criteria to be listed as major amusement ride, as well as details on the requirements for the operator of each of them can be found in the Annex.
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This Amusement Rides Safety Management System (ARSMS) is issued by the Commissioner of Amusement Rides Safety to provide guidance to all amusement ride owners for the implementation of an effective Safety Management System.
From August 2023, operators of amusement parks and fairgrounds will be able to demonstrate to customers that their rides are inspected and certified as safe to use by signing up to the Your Ride Checker© sticker scheme.
In addition to a thorough set of internal mechanical, electrical, design, and operational safety checks and standards, fixed-site amusement rides are subject to one or more layers of independent examination: state and local government, insurance companies, and private safety firms.
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With the recent explosion of amusement experiences having to do with body flight or indoor skydiving, standards are needed to ensure patron and employee safety. This standard would set a baseline for both portable and permanent attractions to reduce potential hazards.
