Iowa Code § 88A.18
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Amusement ride attendants minimum age training.
Official statutory text
(1) An attendant who controls patron restraints or the operation, starting, stopping, or speed of an amusement ride shall be at least sixteen years of age.
(2) An operator shall require that a person complete training as provided in this subsection prior to beginning work as an attendant. The training shall consist of, at minimum, the following topics:
(2) (a) The operating procedures specific to any amusement ride the attendant will control, including the specific duties applicable to each of the amusement ride’s assigned positions.
(2) (b) The general procedures of the carnival or fair.
(2) (c) The general safety procedures, and safety procedures specific to any amusement ride the attendant will control, that the attendant must follow in the event of an unusual condition, interruption in operation, injury, emergency, or evacuation.
2021 Acts, ch 71, §1; 2021 Acts, ch 174, §42 – 44
(2) An operator shall require that a person complete training as provided in this subsection prior to beginning work as an attendant. The training shall consist of, at minimum, the following topics:
(2) (a) The operating procedures specific to any amusement ride the attendant will control, including the specific duties applicable to each of the amusement ride’s assigned positions.
(2) (b) The general procedures of the carnival or fair.
(2) (c) The general safety procedures, and safety procedures specific to any amusement ride the attendant will control, that the attendant must follow in the event of an unusual condition, interruption in operation, injury, emergency, or evacuation.
2021 Acts, ch 71, §1; 2021 Acts, ch 174, §42 – 44
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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