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1. • • Pennsylvania’s amusement ride safety program is designed to ensure that all rides in the state meet stringent safety requirements. The process starts with the Amusement Ride Safety Advisory Board, which is made up of a panel of industry experts, concerned citizens, and one certified engineer.
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   What is Pennsylvania's amusement ride safety program?

   • Pennsylvania’s amusement ride safety program is designed to ensure that all rides in the state meet stringent safety requirements. The process starts with the Amusement Ride Safety Advisory Board, which is made up of a panel of industry experts, concerned citizens, and one certified engineer.

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   How many amusement rides are registered in Pennsylvania?

   • The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture’s Division of Amusement Rides and Attractions registers more than 800 amusement ride owners and 10,000 individual amusement rides and attractions annually. The registered rides and attractions are enjoyed by millions of people each year across Pennsylvania.

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   What is the amusement ride safety advisory board?

   • The process starts with the Amusement Ride Safety Advisory Board, which is made up of a panel of industry experts, concerned citizens, and one certified engineer. The board meets quarterly to reviews all new rides and attractions applying to operate in Pennsylvania.

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   How often do amusement rides need to be inspected in Pennsylvania?

   • Every amusement ride or attraction, fixed or traveling, that operates in Pennsylvania must be registered with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and inspected by a qualified inspector before it opens. Follow-up inspections occur at least once every 30 days or each time a ride is set up for operation at a new location.

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   How do I know if my amusement ride is registered?

   • Look for the amusement ride registration plate with the current year sticker affixed on each ride to ensure that it is registered with the state. If you do not see it, ask the ride operator to let you look at it. If the operator fails to honor the request, contact the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture

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3. www.pa.gov › amusement-rides-and-attractionsAmusement Rides and Attractions | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania

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   Pennsylvania’s amusement ride safety program is designed to ensure that all rides in the state meet stringent safety requirements. The process starts with the Amusement Ride Safety Advisory Board, which is made up of a panel of industry experts, concerned citizens, and one certified engineer.

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   This Seminar includes a “hands on” training session at one of Pennsylvania’s beautiful Amusement Parks, and offers Inspector training for PA Certified Inspectors and/or NAARSO Levels. The original Pennsylvania Ride Safety Seminar and Pennsylvania’s ONLY Nationally Recognized Ride Safety Seminar.

5. www.paamusementparks.com › news › 2023-pace-ride2023 PACE RIDE SAFETY SEMINAR – RECAP | Pennsylvania ...

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   The 2023 PACE Seminar, held between Monday 10/30 and Thursday 11/2, is in the books. This annual ride safety seminar is jointly sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Showmen’s Association (PSSA) and the Pennsylvania Amusement Parks and Attractions (PAPA) Association.

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7. www.paamusementparks.com › wp-content › uploadsREGISTRATION and INFORMATION*****

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   Presented by National Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials (NAARSO) October 29th – November 1st. Being Held in – BLOOMSBURG, PA. CLASSES AT – BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY. Hands On Training Day at KNOEBELS Amusement RESORT. IN PERSON TRAINING ONLY.

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   1 day ago · The PACE Ride Safety Seminar is jointly sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Showmen’s Association (PSSA) and the Pennsylvania Amusement Parks Association (PAPA). It is Pennsylvania’s Original and only Nationally Recognized Ride Safety Seminar. Two Courses to Choose From.

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   “This is a PENNSYLVANIA and NAARSO Recognized Ride Safety Seminar” Presented by National Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials (NAARSO) October 24 th to 27 th 2022

10. www.ridesafe.pa.govPennsylvania Department of Agriculture

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    Pennsylvania Rides and Amusement Search. Every amusement ride or attraction, fixed or traveling, that operates in Pennsylvania must be registered with the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and inspected by a qualified inspector before it opens.