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Amusement park ride collapse in Saudi Arabia

kjoiner

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A ride in Saudi Arabia broke injuring a over 2 dozen people

 
I was thinking the ride was made by these guys, in case you want to buy one....
https://www.sinorides.com/360-pendulum-ride-faq-guide/
This one is safety certified by CE and ISO!

Wow that is reassuring! ⛓️💥⛓️💥⛓️💥

  1. "Safety and Certifications
    Safety is paramount. The guide details how leading manufacturers like Sinorides ensure their 360 Pendulum Rides comply with global safety certifications such as CE and ISO standards—providing peace of mind."
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..over here, CE and ISO are no safety certification as I'd wish to have for a ride like that..
CE is a certification by the manufacturer himself: I declare conformity to standards, but this is just not independent.
ISO certification concerns the effectiveness of quality mgmnt processes, this is done from independent organizations but then it doesn't touch the "does-it-work-safely?" question.
Has this ride been independently checked / certified concerning it's working principles and endurance limits (MTBF vs MTTR)?
 
ISO certification concerns the effectiveness of quality mgmnt processes
It's true that ISO 9000 and 9001 family of standards deal with quality management.

ISO publishes over 25,000 standards, including standards that address safety related to the design of machines and machine controls.

Which doesn't make statements like "Pendulum Rides comply with global safety certifications such as CE and ISO standards—providing peace of mind" in any way meaningful.
 

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