FEC Insurance Resource
State Regulations
California
Agency: Division of Occupational Safety and Health
http://www.dir.ca.gov/DOSH/AROffices.htm
Online Laws and Regulations:
Overview
Devices Covered:
Covers permanent and portable rides under separate statute/regulations. Includes waterslides, bungee jumps, ziplines, mechanical bulls and surfing simulators. Excludes go-karts, inflatables, dry slides, rock walls/climbing structures, walk-through and glass houses, and live animal rides.
Inspection Program:
For permanent park rides, state inspectors perform an annual records audit, unannounced operational inspection, and physical inspection of the ride each year. In addition, ride owners are required to have a Qualified Safety Inspector (QSI) certify annually that each ride meets industry standards and state regulations. The QSI may be a park employee, 3rd party inspector or state inspector. All portable amusement rides are inspected before they are originally put into operation for the public’s use and thereafter at least once every year. Portable rides may also be inspected each time they are disassembled and reassembled.
Investigative Authority:
State inspectors have authority to investigate reportable accidents.
Reporting Criteria:
All ride owners must report accidents resulting in death or injury requiring medical service other than ordinary first aid. As of 2008, portable ride owners must also report major mechanical failures and any accident in which a patron falls or is ejected from the ride mid-cycle, regardless of injury.
Last Update
April 8, 2017
State Regulations
In California, insurance regulations specifically tailored to family entertainment centers (FECs) are actively enforced to ensure comprehensive protection and compliance. Transitioning from the previous statement, these regulations actively require FEC owners in California to obtain and maintain appropriate insurance coverage. This proactive approach aims to safeguard the interests of both the FEC operators and the visitors. Active insurance requirements typically include general liability coverage, providing protection against claims related to bodily injury, property damage, and other incidents that may occur within the FEC premises. Additionally, California may have specific criteria regarding minimum coverage limits and types of insurance policies needed. By actively complying with these regulations, FEC operators prioritize safety and effectively mitigate financial risks. It is crucial for FEC operators in California to actively familiarize themselves with these regulations, seek guidance from insurance professionals, and continuously maintain compliance with the state’s requirements to ensure a secure and successful operation.
FEC insurance agencies is dedicated to fighting for our clients within the Family Entertainment Center (FEC) industry. Firstly, we understand the unique risks and challenges faced by FEC businesses. Transitioning from the previous statement, we leverage our expertise to provide tailored insurance solutions.
Moreover, FEC insurance agencies act as advocates for our clients, negotiating with insurance providers on their behalf. we employ our knowledge of the industry and insurance policies to secure comprehensive coverage at competitive premiums. Furthermore, this proactive approach ensures that FEC owners receive the best possible protection.
Additionally, we prioritize their clients’ interests, going above and beyond to fight for their rights during the claims process. Whether it’s helping clients understand policy terms or navigating complex paperwork, we provide guidance and support every step of the way. Our dedication ensures that clients’ claims are handled efficiently and fairly.
In conclusion, FEC insurance agencies stand firmly by our clients, using our knowledge and experience to negotiate, advocate, and support them in the dynamic and evolving FEC industry.
Disclaimer
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