Ill. Admin. Code tit. 56, § 6000.25 - Qualifications of Inspectors
All amusement ride and amusement attraction inspectors shall meet the following qualifications:
a)
have knowledge, skill and mental development equivalent to completion of four
years of college, including coursework in engineering, physics, physical
sciences, or directly related fields. Evidence of related work experience may
substitute for college on a year-for-year basis;
b) be proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel,
Power Point and Outlook. Have the ability to use and understand inspection
software and computer hardware materials;
c) have a working knowledge of effective
methods of inspection and enforcement;
d) have the ability to prepare clear and
concise inspection reports;
e) have
a working knowledge of the fundamental principles of accepted safety and health
practices and methods;
f) have the
ability to interpret laws, rules, regulations and standards associated with
amusement ride and attraction safety;
g) have the ability to climb amusement rides
or amusement attractions and tolerate heights and work in extreme outdoor
weather conditions;
h) receive
annual training or continuing education (see Section
6000.120(c))
regarding amusement ride and attraction safety, fire protection safety, and
occupational safety and health issues;
i) take appropriate course work and pass
necessary examinations, such as those administered by the National Association
of Amusement Ride Safety Officials (NAARSO) or the equivalent, as may be
determined by the Department;
j)
possess a valid Illinois driver's license and have the ability to
travel.
Notes
Added at 34 Ill. Reg. 763, effective December 29, 2009
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