Markham By-law 2018-90, s. 2.5 — An amusement device shall not be overcrowded, or loaded in excess of its safe carrying capacity, or operated under dangerous weather Conditions
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An amusement device shall not be overcrowded, or loaded in excess of its safe carrying capacity, or operated under dangerous weather Conditions;
nor shall it be operated at an unsafe speed or at any speed beyond that recommended by the manufacturer.
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- 2.3 All assembly work shall be performed in a proper and workmanlike manner. Parts shall be properly aligned, and shall not be bent, distorted, cut or otherwise injured to force a fit. Parts requiring lubrication shall be lubricated in the course of assembly. Fastenings and locking devices, such as bolts, cap screws, cotter pins, lock washers etc. shall be installed where required for safe operation. Nuts shall be drawn tight, cotters pins shall be spread and lock nuts firmly set. Before being used, all amusement devices shall be anchored so as to be stable under all operating Conditions, by the use of guys, blocking, cribbing, outriggers or other suitable means
- 2.4 All replacement materials for defective parts shall be at least equivalent in all respects to the original material
- 2.6 If cars or other components may collide in such a way as to cause personal injury upon failure of normal controls, emergency brakes sufficient to prevent such collisions shall be provided. On rides attached to cables or which make use of inclined tracks, automatic anti-rollback devices shall be installed to prevent backward movement of the passenger-carrying units in case of failure of the propelling or any other mechanism
- 2.7
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