Standard Operating Procedure
Attraction: EUROBUNGY-TRAMPOLINE
August
2011
Policy: Standard Operating Procedures Manual
Approved: Peter Raidt
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GENERAL SAFETY
We are dedicated to providing our guests with a safe and enjoyable day when they go on a
EUROBUNGY ride and we must all work together to fulfill that goal. Safety is engineered into your
area but there is no substitute for alertness on your part: your every action and movement must
reflect this reality. Look and listen for changes in your every environment, which might indicate a
problem. If you think that there is something wrong or unsafe, do not hesitate to stop the
operation and contact your supervisor and maintenance immediately. We are always striving to
improve our safety program. If you ever have any suggestions, please let us know. At no time
should you as a team member sacrifice safety for any reason.
It is, and always has been, the policy EUROBUNGY that SAFETY COMES FIRST. As a
Operator/Owner it is your responsibility to oversee the operation of the attraction and prevent
and/or take action to prevent those situations that could constitute a safety problem.
To assist you in this responsibility, you will be trained in all operational aspects of the attraction,
as well as being tested to ensure that the proper knowledge has been transmitted and retrained.
As an operator, you will become familiar with the attraction; noises, procedures, nuances, and
any changes in its operation or surroundings will be quite apparent to you. Notify your
supervisor should you notice a change in the way the attraction operates, or if you receive a
comment from our guests. All questions and concerns regarding a safe operation MUST be
checked out, verified and/or corrected immediately.
Safety is an issue that this company will not compromise; it is an issue that needs to be one of
the foremost thoughts on the minds of each and every operator's mind.
2.
Maintenance Procedures for the EUROBUNGY-TRAMPOLINE
The EUROBUNGY-TRAMPOLINE
consists of basically a structure what holds pulleys on the top
and a hoist-drive what lifts a human up, using the upper pulleys on the structure.
A Carabiner is hooked into the loop end of the hoist rope.
A pulley, what we call the “Hoist Pulley” is hooked into the carabiner. Several models have a
stainless steel swivel in between carabiner & Pulley.
A Jumper rope with two LOOP-Ends goes thru the Hoist-Pulley !
The Jumper-Rope goes through four pulleys which are anchored along the structure.
The Upper Pulleys should be anchored thru a stainless steel swivel at the structure.
The Loop Ends of the Jumper Ropes are directly hooked at one Alu-Carabiner each which hooks
each into the elastics.
At the other end, the bottom part of the elastics, you hook in another Alu-Carabiner coming from
the harness-swivel into the elastics.
The elastics are hooked into an aluminum Carabiner which is hooked into the eye of the EB ring-
jaw swivel which gets connected into the leash of the harness
