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Greetings, Fazbear Fun Park trainee. This is disk three of ten in the Fazbear Fun Park Employee Orientation Guide, which you are required to view as part of your new employee training procedure. Today’s tape will discuss the operation, maintenance, and repair of the park’s various amusement rides. As of this recording, Fazbear Fun Park proudly hosts a collection of ten vintage and modern thrill rides for all ages, which delight children and adults alike, and have absolutely not caused any form of injury, decapitation, or irreversible bodily maiming. The park currently contains three roller coasters, one ferris wheel, one bumper car attraction, two drop towers, two water rides, and one pendulum ride, with more to come in the future. The specific functions of each individual ride will be discussed in detail within a future disk. For the time being, let’s take a look at Part One. Controlling the rides. Every attraction within the park will feature a unique control panel that employees will use to start, stop, and control the ride. While each one will differ depending on the type of ride, there are several distinct features that can be found on every panel across the park. Let’s look at some visual guides to determine important features on the control panel. In the upper right corner of the panel, there is a slot for a key, which will activate the ride panels. You, as an employee, will be provided with a special key that can activate these panels. Underneath the keyhole is the large green button, which will activate the ride. Nearly all of the rides carry advanced program in order to run without any employee input, so you can sit back, relax, and keep an attentive eye on the ride, to ensure no riders suffer an untimely death Part Two. Ride maintenance. Safety is our number one priority here at Fazbear Fun Park, and we work hard to ensure that guests and employees alike are more or less protected for certain periods of time. Part of your job as a ride operator is ensuring that all attractions are well-maintained, and are safe for guests to ride. Every ride has various tasks that must be completed at certain points throughout the day, including the opening of the park, and during downtime, to make sure everything is in working order. All rides with complicated machinery require that the working parts be inspected every day, cleaned regularly, and replaced if needed. Certain water rides require cleaning of the water source and pumps, and ensuring that all electrical equipment is safely out of range from any moisture that could cause an accident. Rides with tracks, such as our roller coasters, require that the tracks be regularly inspected to make sure that they are safe for the oncoming trains, and to make sure they are free of tree branches, debris, and human corpses