Okla. Stat. tit. 40, § 40-460.2

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Rules regarding amusement ride maintenance, inspection,

Official statutory text

and repair records.

A. Pursuant to the authority granted to the Commissioner of

Labor under Section 460 of Title 40 of the Oklahoma Statutes to

promulgate rules for the safe installation, repair, maintenance,

use, operation, and inspection of all amusement rides necessary for

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the protection of the general public using amusement rides, the

Commissioner of Labor shall promulgate rules regarding amusement

ride maintenance, inspection, and repair records.

B. Rules promulgated pursuant to subsection A of this section

shall include the following language:

The owner of an amusement ride shall maintain up-to-date

maintenance, inspection, and repair records between inspection

periods for each amusement ride in the manner provided by the

Commissioner of Labor. The records shall contain a copy of all

inspection reports commencing with the last annual inspection, a

description of all maintenance performed, and a description of any

mechanical or structural failures or operational breakdowns and the

types of actions taken to rectify these conditions.

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