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ARCHIVE Amusement Devices Code Adoption Documents, Guidelines, Director's Rulings, Bulletins, Advisories, Director's Orders & Safety Orders as of October 26, 2020 Elevating and Amusement Devices Safety Program Technical Standards and Safety Authority This file contains historical documents (or regulatory instruments) that formed part of Ontario's Amusement Devices Regulatory Landscape. The documents enclosed are those which have been Archived due to to their age, being superseded by other documents or otherwise removed from the current ACTIVE Regulatory Listing Technical Standards & Safety AMUSEMENT DEVICES Authority INDEX of DIRECTOR'S ORDERS, RULINGS & BULLETINS Active or Type ID No. DATE SUBJECT Compliance Past Due STATUS Archive CAD 541‐21 AD CAD Amendment draft draft AD 540‐19 Jan‐24‐19 Drop off practive for Inflatable device rentals Active Active AD 539‐19 Jan‐24‐19 Rectroactive AD CAD Amendment 535‐18 RequirementsActive AD 538‐19 Jan‐24‐19 Pre‐Examination Checklist for Amusement Rides Active AD 537‐17 Dec‐20‐17 Free Fall Descenders vs Auto Belay Devices Active AD 536‐17 Dec‐20‐17 Zip Line Harness Requirements Active Compliance Past Due CAD 535‐18 Sep‐21‐18 AD CAD Amendment Active DO 534‐18 Apr‐27‐18 Additional Inspection Requirements for Corrosion of Aging Rides Active DG 531‐09‐r1 Nov‐20‐12 Incident Reporting Directors Guideline Active EP 513‐00‐r2 Jan‐21‐07 Procedure for Managing Inspections of Amusement Devices Active Active Active or Type ID No. DATE SUBJECT Compliance Past Due STATUS Archive CAD CAD534‐12 Apr‐17‐12 Amendment to Amusement Devices Code Adoption Document Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD AD 533‐12 Mar‐02‐12 Welding and NDT of Structural Steel Repairs of Cracks Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD DSO 532‐12 Jan‐23‐12 Grover Watkins Swinger ‐ Replacement of Seat Belts Archive DG 531‐09 Jan‐06‐10 Incident Reporting Directors Guideline Archive Superseded ‐ by rev CAD 530‐09 Mar‐01‐09 Zipline CAD Amendment Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD DSO 529‐08 Jan‐02‐08 Seat Belt Installation on Eli Big Wheel, Scramblers and Little Wheels Archive Compliance Past Due Active SA 527‐07 Feb‐28‐07 Go Kart Entanglement Protection Archive Compliance Past Due Superseded ‐ by AD CAD IB 526‐06 Dec‐06‐06 Changes to Licence Renewal Dates Archive DSO 522‐04‐r2 Oct‐26‐04 Sizzler ‐ Shut Down Safety Order & Restart Requirements Archive Compliance Past Due DSO 522‐04‐r1 Sep‐22‐04 Sizzler ‐ Shut Down Safety Order & Restart Requirements Archive Superseded ‐ by rev DSO 522‐04 Sep‐20‐04 Sizzler ‐ Shut Down Safety Order Archive Superseded ‐ by rev IB 521‐04 Jul‐07‐04 Best Practices for the Amusement Ride Industry Archive DSO 520‐04‐r1 Apr‐26‐05 Gravitron ‐ Shut Down Safety Order & Restart Requirements Archive Compliance Past Due DSO 520‐04 Apr‐08‐04 Gravitron ‐ Shut Down Safety Order Archive Superseded ‐ by rev IB 516‐02 Apr‐18‐02 Current and Updated Instruction(s) for Operation, Maintenance, Inspection & Testing of Amusement Device Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD IB 515‐00 Jul‐21‐00 New Regulation on Bungee Rides or Bungee Type Devices Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD DO 514‐00 Mar‐18‐00 Adoption of the CSA Z267‐00 Safety Code of Amusement Rides and Devices Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD EP 513‐00‐r1 Mar‐14‐01 Procedure for Managing Inspections of Amusement Devices Archive Superseded ‐ by rev EP 513‐00 Mar‐16‐00 Procedure for managing Inspections of Amusement Devices Archive Superseded ‐ by rev IB 512‐00 Mar‐16‐00 Information on forthcoming CSA Standard on Amusement Devices Archive Superseded ‐ by 514‐00 EP 511‐99 Aug‐04‐99 Operating Schedules for Amusement Devices for the 1999 Calendar Year Archive Compliance Past Due IB 510‐98 Mar‐29‐99 Go‐Kart Activities and Like Activities not open to the public Archive IB 509‐98 Oct‐28‐98 Pressure Vessels, Pipes, Fittings in a Pneumatic System on an Amusement Device Archive Superseded by Regulation SA 508‐98 Oct‐05‐98 All Amusement Devices incorporating Elastic & Non‐Elastic Suspension Systems Archive Compliance Past Due Superseded ‐ by AD CAD SA 507‐98 Sep‐10‐98 Safety Alert for "Ranger/Kamikase/Hi‐Flyer" manufactured by Far Fabbri, SRL(Rovigo) It. Archive Compliance Past Due SA 506‐98‐r1 Mar‐25‐99 Safety Alert for Himalaya made by Reverchon, S.A. Industries Archive Compliance Past Due SA 506‐98 Jul‐22‐98 Safety Alert for Himalaya made by Reverchon, S.A. Industries Archive Superseded ‐ by rev DR 505‐97 Jun‐12‐97 Tandem Riding in a Kart at Go‐Kart Tracks ‐ Clarification of Ontario Regulation s43 Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD DR 504‐96‐r2 Jan‐13‐98 Kart Rollover Protective Structure and Seat Belt Assembly Requirement Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD DR 504‐96‐r1 Jun‐12‐97 Kart Rollover Protective Structure and Seat Belt Assembly Requirement Archive Superseded ‐ by rev DR 504‐96 Aug‐23‐96 Kart Rollover Protective Structure and Seat Belt Assembly Requirement Archive Superseded ‐ by rev DR 503‐95 Mar‐01‐95 An Alternate Way to Install Barriers on a Go‐Kart Track Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD DR 502‐87 Jul‐14‐87 Reporting of Accidents and Incidents under the Amusment Devices Act Archive Superseded ‐ by O.Reg. 221/01 DR 501‐87 Jul‐20‐87 Designation of Amusement Device Types Archive Superseded ‐ by AD CAD 1 of 2 Technical Standards & Safety AMUSEMENT DEVICES Authority INDEX of DIRECTOR'S ORDERS, RULINGS & BULLETINS Active or Type ID No. DATE SUBJECT Compliance Past Due STATUS Archive ID No. Not Issued / Not Included STATUS 528‐07 never issued 525‐07 never issued 524‐07 never issued 523‐07 never issued 519‐04 never issued 518‐04 never issued 517‐04 never issued 2 of 2 Ref. No.: Rev. No.: Elevating and Amusement Devices Safety Division 501/87 Date: Date: DIRECTOR’S RULING July 20, 1987 Subject: DESIGNATION OF AMUSEMENT DEVICE TYPES Sent to: ALL AMUSEMENT DEVICES LICENSEES (A) AMUSEMENT DEVICE TYPES Each amusement device shall be designated in item 14 of the specification form (#09071) as one of the types listed in Part (B) and defined in Part (C) of this Ruling. (B) LIST OF TYPES OF AMUSEMENT DEVICES: NO. GROUP NO. TYPE 11 Non-Guided Antique Cars 12 Guided Antique Cars 13 Non-Guided Miniature Racing Cars 1 Automobile Rides 14 Guided Miniature Racing Cars 15 Bumper Cars 19 Other Automobile Rides 21 Horizontally Revolving Ride 2 Coaster Rides 22 Powered-Coasters 29 Other Coaster Rides 3 Water-Slide 31 Water-Slide 4 Flume Rides 41 Flume Rides 5 Dry Slides 51 Dry-Slides 61 Revolving Vertical Wheel Ride 62 Vertically Revolving Ride 63 Horizontally Revolving Ride 64 Vertically & Horizontally Revolving Ride 6 Circular Rides 65 Track-Guided Circular Ride 66 Rotors 67 Turntables 69 Other Circular Rides 71 Miniature Train Ride 7 Train Rides 79 Other Train Rides 8 Swinging Rides 81 Swinging Rides 91 Bumper Boats 92 Paddle Boats 9 Boat Rides 93 Track-Guided Boats 94 Self-Propelled Boats 99 Other Boat Rides 10 Inflated Rides 101 Inflated Rides 11 Fun House 111 Fun House 121 Adult Go-Karts 12 Go-Karts 122 Kiddie Go-Karts 19 Other Amusement Devices 199 Others • See also Part (D) in this Ruling. Further information may be obtained by contacting: Director - ED/AD Division, Technical Standards and Safety Authority, 4th Floor – West Tower, 3300 Bloor St. West, Etobicoke ON., M8X 2X4 Ph:416 325 2000 Fx:416 326 8248 AD-501-87.doc 1/4 (C) DEFINITIONS OF AMUSEMENT DEVICE TYPES Definitions taken from O. Reg 342/87 are identified with an ( R ) at the end. 01 “Automobile Ride” means an amusement ride in which the passenger carrying unit is in the form of a motor vehicle that travels within or along a pre-determined path; ( R ) 011 “Non-Guided Antique Cars” means an automobile ride where the passenger carrying unit is in the form of a replica antique car, which is guided around the pre-determined path by a single centre-positioned guide or rail- track, but which does not include bumper cars or miniature racing cars; 012 “Guided Antique Cars” means an automobile ride where the passenger carrying unit is in the form of a replica antique, which is guided around the pre-determined path by a single centre-positioned guide or rail-track, but which does not include bumper cars or miniature racing cars; 013 “Non-Guided Miniature Racing Cars” means an automobile ride where the passenger carrying unit is in the form of a racing car, which is not guided along the pre-determined path, but which does not include bumper cars or antique cars; 014 Guided Miniature Racing Cars” means an automobile ride where the passenger carrying unit is in the form of a racing car, which is guided around the pre-determined path by a single centre-positioned guide or rail-track, but which does not include bumper or antique cars; 015 “Bumper Car” means an automobile ride where the passenger carrying units are equipped with an encircling buffer device and operate in an enclosed area consisting of a runway and a current grid and where the action of passengers may cause one passenger carrying unit to impact into another. ( R ) 019 “Other Automobile Rides” means an amusement ride in which the passenger carrying unit is in the form of a motor vehicle, but which does not include non-guided or guided antique cars, non-guided or guided miniature racing cars or bumper cars. 02 “Coaster Ride” means an amusement ride where passenger carrying units gain potential energy by being driven to a pre-determined height from which they descend along a fixed track.
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