The operator/attendant must check each ride unit in a methodical sequence and may not pass a ride unit until it is ...?

The operator/attendant must check each ride unit in a methodical sequence and may not pass a ride unit until it is ...?

• A. Opened
• B. Closed
• C. Reviewed
• D. Secured

Answer: (D)

Safety involves making sure every ride unit is locked in place and its safety devices are engaged before you move on. If a unit isn’t secured, it could shift or start unexpectedly, risking injury to riders and staff. Opening or closing a unit doesn’t guarantee it can’t move, and reviewing is just a step in the process, not a physical state of the unit. When a unit is secured, all locks, pins, brakes, and restraints are engaged so it cannot move or release unexpectedly. That’s why securing is the correct requirement before passing to the next unit.

Safety involves making sure every ride unit is locked in place and its safety devices are engaged before you move on. If a unit isn’t secured, it could shift or start unexpectedly, risking injury to riders and staff. Opening or closing a unit doesn’t guarantee it can’t move, and reviewing is just a step in the process, not a physical state of the unit. When a unit is secured, all locks, pins, brakes, and restraints are engaged so it cannot move or release unexpectedly. That’s why securing is the correct requirement before passing to the next unit.