Amusement & Recreation Attendant – Traveling Carnival

*2nd RFI Response Most mobile amusement rides are designed to be assembled and disassembled in hours with manual labor and simple tools, such as screwdrivers, pliers, rubber mallets, a variety of wrenches and ratchets. When heavy lifting is required, rides would have built in hydraulics for raising and lowering platforms, etc., so that additional equipment is not required. Once ride is positioned by a supervisor, workers would unload by hand, the various parts of the ride that must be assembled. Platforms and centerpieces would be positioned using the built-in hydraulic lifts and winches. Support bars and passenger conveyances would be positioned, and attached as per manufacturer instructions. Safety fence and signage, would be downloaded by hand and placed into position by hand. Workers would typically wear gloves and hard hats during this process. *RFI Response Cotton Candy: Cotton Candy is a combination of sugar and a commercially available product known as flossine, that adds color and flavoring to the finished product. A commercial grade cotton candy aka floss machine is turned on, allowed to heat up, the sugar and flossine is mixed in appropriate amounts, and when the machine hits the correct temperature, the worker slowly pours from a small cup or measuring scoop, the mix into the center /heating element. This produces whisps of cotton candy that forms around the center of the machine. The worker slowly spins the paper cotton candy cone within the large bowl, to ca