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Type A Inspection Body |
An inspection body providing independent 'third party'
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Design Review |
Appraisal of a design by an inspection body to check the adequacy of a
design specification and the assumptions on which it is based |
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Conformity to Design |
A check carried out by an inspection body to ensure that the ride is
constructed to the design specification |
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Initial Test |
A functional test carried out by a competent inspection body to verify if a
ride or item of fairground equipment is capable of meeting functional design
requirements when operated in accordance with the instructions in the
operations manual |
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Thorough Examination |
The procedures, tests and investigations necessary for an appointed
inspection body to decide whether an amusement device may continue to be
operated for a specified period of time |
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Pre-use Inspections |
These inspections are carried out only once, unless safety-critical
modifications to the amusement device have been made. They are to be
completed before the device is first used in this country. This will
also apply to second-hand devices brought into the country for the first
time. When the inspections have been satisfactorily completed, the
amusement device will be issued with a Declaration of Operational
Compliance (DOC) by the inspection body issuing the report of the
initial test. A DOC will normally be valid for up to one year.
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HSG 175 |
Fairgrounds and Amusement Parks: Guidance on Safe Practice: The guidance
develops the good practice concerned with the overall safety management of
attractions contained in the previous Code of Safe Practice with increased
emphasis on risk assessment, management of safety and the inspection stages
known as design review, assessment of conformity to design, initial test and
thorough examination. It introduces the industry's scheme for the
registration of inspection bodies. |
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DOC |
Declaration of Operational Compliance |
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TER |
Thorough Examination Report |
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AIB |
Accredited Inspection Body
(LTC) |
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Operations Manual |
Full instructions for safe use compiled by the manufacturer, importer or
supplier and updated by the user containing documentary proof of inspections
and records of any modifications as well as other records previously kept in
the log book |
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Maintenance |
Servicing and replacement or repair of components and protective materials
to maintain rides and equipment in safe working order |
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Safety-Critical Modification |
Any alteration to the hardware/software of a piece of equipment including
the introduction of a component which departs from the original design
specification. |
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Daily Check |
Visual and functional check by operators and attendants designed to assess
the condition and check for any deterioration of rides and equipment in
service |
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NAARSO |
National
Association of Amusement Ride Safety Officials
is a non-profit organization that provides resources for amusement industry
professionals dedicated to the safety of the industry and its patrons
(US) |
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CARES |
Council For Amusement and
Recreational Equipment Safety (CARES) The Organization of Government
Officials Responsible for Enforcement of Amusement Ride and Recreational
Equipment Regulations (US) |
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NAFLIC |
National Association for Leisure Industry Certification |
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AALARA |
Australian Amusement, Leisure and Recreation
Association Inc |
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ADIPS |
Amusement Device Inspection Procedures Scheme |
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ASTM |
American Society for Testing and
Materials. |
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JAC |
Joint Advisory Committee on fairgrounds and amusement parks |
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ADSC |
Amusement Device Safety Council |
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BALPPA |
British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions |
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SGGB |
Showmen's Guild of Great Britain
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BACTA |
British Amusement Catering Trades Association |
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IAAPA |
Founded in
1918, IAAPA is a non-profit association that works behind the scenes to help
attraction owners run their business smoothly and profitably |
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AIS |
Association of Independent Showman |
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ALES |
Amusement and leisure Equipment Suppliers of the United
Kingdon |
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S.I.R.P. |
Society of Independent Roundabout
Proprietors . |
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A.C.E.S. |
Amusement
Catering Equipment Society |
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Controllers |
People (or companies) who own or otherwise have control of an attraction
have a duty to maintain it in a safe condition |
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N.D.T. |
Non-Destructive Testing |
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Fairground equipment |
Any fairground ride, or any similar plant which is designed to be in motion
for entertainment purposes with members of the public on or inside it. It
also refers to any plant which is designed to be used by members of the
public for entertainment purposes, either as a slide or for bouncing upon,
and includes swings, dodgems and other plant which is designed to be in
motion wholly or partly under the control of, or to be put in motion by, a
member of the public. The definition
includes coin-operated children's rides, but not non-powered
children's playground equipment. |
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