1
Ensure any large debris that may have fallen on the ride length is removed. Pay particular attention to any water injection or removal points.
2
Check the fiberglass (interior and exterior) as well as steel components for any signs of damage or corrosion. Check the fiberglass joints for gaps, misalignment and/or degraded sealant.
3
Identify any structural problems to the proper authority and do not use the deficient flume until the problem(s) have been corrected.
4
Identify & fix any gelcoat chips or cracks as well as missing/deteriorated sealant.
5
Clean the ride surface. The exterior can be cleaned with a pressure washer at a pressure not exceeding 2000 psi.
6
Conduct any maintenance or start-up procedures on pumps, scales, conveyors, lighting systems etc.
7
Initiate water and check for visible dry spots due to blocked sprinklers.
8
Double check that flow rates and water levels are correct.
9
Review the inventory to ensure sufficient spare parts and ride vehicle quantities.
10
Test the ride with a lifeguard or water ride attendant before opening to public.