Standard Operating Procedure
Attraction: EUROBUNGY-TRAMPOLINE
August
2011
Policy: Standard Operating Procedures Manual
Approved: Peter Raidt
Page 34 of 39
OPERATION SYNOPSIS
Guests approach EUROBUNGY-TRAMPOLINE and purchase tickets to ride – either a single ride
ticket or a double-length ticket. Riders (jumpers) are queued up outside the entrance gate. As
space permits, jumpers are let in the entrance gate, weighed on the scale, told their weight, and
directed to one of the four jump stations, depending on their weight and the preset bungy
(Powercord) combinations at the jump stations.
The jump station operator directs the jumper up onto the trampoline using the stairs only,
secures the harness to the jumper, adjusts the number and combination of Powercords on the
harness based on jumper’s weight. Operator moves toward center of the jump apparatus to
operate the hoist assembly to raise jumper. As soon as Powercords are tensed, operator directs
jumper to begin jumping, while gradually raising the jumper in the air with the hoist. When an
optimum height is achieved, operator stops hoist and begins timing jumper. Operator carefully
monitors jumper and ensures that jumper is not jumping too high or low and makes adjustments
as necessary.
At the end of the designated ride duration, operator directs jumper to stop jumping, flipping, etc.
When jumper has completely stopped, operator lowers the jumper using the hoist. When there
is no more tension on the Powercords, operator directs jumper to the front of the trampoline,
disconnects harness, and directs jumper to use the stairs to descend off the trampoline.
Summary
We hope this manual has been informative and helpful in teaching you the safe and correct
operation of EUROBUNGY-TRAMPOLINE.
Again, if you have any questions, however minor, please ask your trainer.
