Ride inspections
A clearer routine before the gates open.
CheckaDo is being designed around the daily checks that amusement park teams already do: work through the ride, record what you find, and make the next step clear.
In development · Register interestStart with the ride, not a blank form.
An inspection needs a structure that makes sense for the attraction. CheckaDo's starting point is a checklist organised around the ride's existing inspection procedure, with space for the observations and readings that matter to your operation.
- Group checks into recognisable sections
- Keep the relevant ride and inspection details together
- Allow for different routines across different attractions
Give a finding enough context.
A tick alone does not explain an exception. Our design priorities include clear outcomes, notes and supporting photographs where required by the operator's process. The aim is to help the next person understand what was observed and where attention is needed.
Make the handover part of the process.
An inspection is useful when its results reach the people who need them. CheckaDo is being developed to connect inspection records with follow-up work, keeping the finding and its context together when a team member or shift changes.
See the maintenance approachCheck. Record. Follow through.
- 01Choose the inspection
Start with the relevant ride and the checks required by your procedure.
- 02Record the findings
Keep outcomes, observations and relevant readings in context.
- 03Review the next action
Make any issue that needs attention clear to the responsible team.
An illustration of the intended workflow. It is not a live product screen or an inspection procedure.
Let’s talk about your operation
Already have a checklist that works?
Tell us how it is used today. Existing forms and real working routines are a useful starting point for discussing CheckaDo.
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