Posted: Sat Dec 25, 2004 12:22 am
I think I learned a lot more in my first week than I did during training. You learn about how other people operate, and how you need to change the way you operate to keep everything running smoothly.
I've only been around for two months now and I've been frightened by the way some of my fellow trainees have operated attractions.
For example, one evening at Snow White the unload person pulled the locked chain out of its magnetic holder at unload one without inhibiting the car. The inhibit is crucial to prevent the car from moving and I hit my station stop and announced on the PA that the car in unload 1 was not inhibited. The computer also saw that she didn't inhibit the car and literarily forced the chain out and also called an auto-station stop. I announced to her again that she did not inhibit the car. Finally I paged her ride phone because she wasn't responding to the announcement. I try not to be rude or over controlling since I myself am new but I found this particular maneuver particularly dangerous - especially if for some reason the computer didn't see that the chain was ripped out.
I've only been around for two months now and I've been frightened by the way some of my fellow trainees have operated attractions.
For example, one evening at Snow White the unload person pulled the locked chain out of its magnetic holder at unload one without inhibiting the car. The inhibit is crucial to prevent the car from moving and I hit my station stop and announced on the PA that the car in unload 1 was not inhibited. The computer also saw that she didn't inhibit the car and literarily forced the chain out and also called an auto-station stop. I announced to her again that she did not inhibit the car. Finally I paged her ride phone because she wasn't responding to the announcement. I try not to be rude or over controlling since I myself am new but I found this particular maneuver particularly dangerous - especially if for some reason the computer didn't see that the chain was ripped out.