Standard Operating Procedure
Attraction: EUROBUNGY-TRAMPOLINE
August
2011
Policy: Standard Operating Procedures Manual
Approved: Peter Raidt
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c.
All guests must be moved to a position that affords them the most safety.
This may include stopping the attraction and evacuating the guests from the
jump stations.
Each fire situation will be different and should be dealt with accordingly.
f.
The crew should attempt to extinguish the fire with the appropriate fire
extinguisher.
g.
The person in charge will assign operators/cashiers to do some crowd control.
They will keep the area clear and other guests away from the fire area.
h.
Remain in control of the situation until Security personnel arrive. Assist as
required.
i.
The person in charge will make sure that each fire extinguisher used in
putting out the fire is properly exchanged for a new one.
j.
Make sure all Confidential Incident Notification forms are properly filled out
before the end of the shift.
2.
Major fire:
A major fire is one in which there is a severe danger to guests, crewmembers, or
equipment exists.
a.
The person in charge of the attraction must be notified immediately.
b.
DO NOT PANIC. Remain calm while handling the situation. Before
attempting to extinguish a fire make sure guests and employees are clear of
danger and the appropriate personnel are notified so assistance can be
dispatched.
c.
All guests must be moved to a position that affords them the most safety.
This may include stopping the attraction and evacuating the guests from the
attraction and queue line.
f.
The crew should attempt to extinguish the fire using the appropriate fire
extinguisher, unless such an effort would be futile and dangerous.
g.
The person in charge will assign operators/cashiers to do some crowd control.
They will keep the area clear and other guests away from the fire area.
h.
Remain in control of the situation until Security personnel arrive. Assist as
required.
i.
The person in charge should make sure that each fire extinguisher used in
putting out the fire is properly exchanged for a new one.
