N.J. Admin. Code § 5:14A-13.5 - Design and construction
(a) The inflatable
ride shall be constructed to sustain appropriate design loads.
(b) The inflatable ride design shall ensure
that no parts of the device or ancillary equipment, such as sharp edges or
exterior angles, are accessible to users that may cause injury if contact is
made with them.
(c) The inflatable
ride design shall have no significant trapping points between adjacent
surfaces.
(d) The outside walls
shall be sufficient in height and strength, and shall be attached to the base,
to prevent riders from bouncing over the wall and to prevent the wall from
collapsing if run into by a rider.
1. When the
inflatable ride design allows for jumps, obstacles, or other structures upon
which a rider may climb, the ride shall provide an extended base or floor
beyond the main area of the ride to ensure that the rider does not fall outside
the ride.
(e) The number
and maximum size or weight of riders that the structure can safely hold at any
one time shall be specified in the operating manual.
(f) The design shall be such that no one can
be injured or trapped by deflation, and deflation time shall be sufficient to
allow the structure to be safely evacuated.
(g) Designs with open fronts that serve as
both an entrance and an exit to a ride shall have a safety mat if the base of
the inflatable ride is more than 7.5 inches above the ground. The minimum
distance this "step" shall extend from the inflatable ride shall be 36
inches.
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