11 CSR 40-6.031 - Amusement Ride Inspection
(1) No
amusement ride shall operate in Missouri without a current state operating
permit issued by the division. An amusement ride owner shall apply for an
operating permit to the division on a form furnished by the division and
containing such information as the division may require. Such permit is valid
for twelve (12) months from the date of the completed Amusement Ride Inspection
report and is not transferable.
(2)
State operating permit(s) shall be issued by the division upon receipt of the
following:
(A) Completed Application for
Amusement Ride Operating Permit;
(B) Completed Amusement Ride Inspection
Report signed by an approved qualified inspector, to include a state inspection
checklist;
(C) Current certificate
of insurance with one (1) million dollars minimum liability insurance
coverage;
(D) Permit fee of fifty
dollars ($50) per ride; and
(E)
Current itinerary containing all required information in accordance with 11 CSR 40-6.033.
(3) Ride owner
shall affix permit inspection decal issued by the division to a basic structure
of the ride readily accessible to the authorized inspector.
(4) Upon the sale or transfer of a state
permitted amusement ride the current permit holder shall notify the division in
writing within five (5) working days of such transaction and provide
information concerning the recipient. The state permit inspection decal shall
be removed or obliterated before the ride is sold or transferred by the permit
holder. The new owner shall comply with the inspection/permit process as
outlined in this rule.
(5) A
renovation of an amusement ride that changes the dynamics or control system of
the ride shall require a reinspection by a qualified amusement ride inspector
before being operated in Missouri.
(6) The inspection required in section
316.210.1(1), RSMo shall be conducted at a minimum to meet the manufacturer's
or engineer's specifications and to follow the applicable national
standards.
(7) The department or
designee may conduct a spot safety inspection of any amusement ride at any time
that is operating or that is setting up to operate in this state. Upon
discovery of a hazardous or unsafe condition, a temporary suspension of the
operating permit will occur. The amusement ride shall not be allowed to be
operated until a reinspection by the division is performed. The reinspection
fee shall be based upon an hourly rate of thirty dollars ($30).
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