The Ali Baba Operator training is predominantly hands on, however, it does require any new operator to understand the basics. The training consists of both academic learning and on the job training.
Please download the ALI BABA Manual, read it and familiarize yourself with the operation procedures and then read the following important notes. Once you’ve done this and completed all the OTJ training wrt operating the Ali Baba, please come back here and digitally sign that you have read, trained and practiced the operating procedure of the Ali Baba Carnival Ride.
PROCEDURE
(1) Ensure passengers are secured in their seats and lap bars are locked, this must be ascertained by a physical check on each lap bar. Ensure there are no members of the public anywhere on the ride platform and that all warning lights are extinguished, push parking brake button to release air parking brakes and push drive button to initiate the drive system then move joystick in direction of travel.
(2) Repeat the joystick movement in the opposite direction to commence the initial swinging motion of the car, note that a fully laden car will require approximately 10 swings before it goes over the top. Observe all passengers for any signs of acute distress or dangerous behavior … if this is apparent then stop the ride, and if a passenger is in distress summon qualified help immediately.
(3) When the car has gone over the top then hold the joystick in this position to maintain steady rotation. Continue to observe all passengers for distress or dangerous behavior and stop the ride if necessary.
(4) To stop the ride put the joystick in its central position which initiates the automatic stopping sequence but does not apply the pneumatic parking brake.
(5) When the ride is stationary switch off drive, apply air brakes, then release the lap bars and gates to allow passengers to disembark. Ensure the passengers leave the ride in an orderly manner.
(6) NORMAL OPERATIONAL SPEED 10 RPM
(7) 10 RPM MUST NOT BE EXCEEDED
(8) Maximum Passenger Time Per Ride – 3 Min