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Reviewed 26 October 2026. Original publication date retained: 2025-08-25.
Operating visitor attractions involves specialist responsibilities, equipment and changing conditions. A management-system audit can examine how those responsibilities are controlled, without substituting for the required technical inspections or judging a historical fatality.
Questions to follow in an audit
- Who checks competence and the required inspection arrangements?
- How is a change to equipment or operation assessed?
- How can workers report concerns and stop an unsafe task?
Connect the records with practice
Follow one operational change through competent review, approval, staff communication and confirmation of the resulting arrangements.
These are illustrative audit trails, not findings about a named organisation, technical instructions or a guarantee of a particular result. The appropriate evidence depends on the activities, risks and agreed scope. The organisation remains responsible for its operations and legal obligations.
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Further reading: HSE on management systems.