Occupation Atlastheme park technician
ESCO · http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/6188bf20-5cdb-4702-af72-2cb67ec39810
theme park technician
Theme park technicians work to maintain and repair amusement park attractions. They need a strong technical knowledge and have specialised knowledge of the rides they are assigned to maintain. Theme park technicians usually keep records of the maintenance and repairs performed as well as uptime and downtime for each serviced attraction. Attention to safety is especially important in the maintenance and repair of amusement park rides.
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Essential (13)
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- amusement park emergency procedures
- assemble electronic units
- check ride communications
- check ride safety restraints
- electronics
- ensure health and safety of staff
- ensure health and safety of visitors
- maintain amusement park attractions
- maintain electronic systems
- maintain ride parts inventory
- mechanical components of vehicles
- mechanics
- monitor amusement park safety
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