Day 2 Attraction Monitor Trainer Checklist

Arrives in proper Launch uniform and is ready for floor training

Has required whistle, radio/communication method, and First Aid bag as assigned

Reviews required First Aid bag contents with trainer

Checks assigned attraction area for trash, debris, loose items, and trip hazards

Checks padding, netting, court surface, equipment, and entry/exit areas for visible concerns

Identifies conditions that should be corrected before guests continue using the area

Explains when play should be stopped due to an unsafe condition

Keeps guests away from damaged equipment or unsafe areas

Calls leadership and waits for clearance before reopening the attraction or affected area

Takes all injury reports seriously, including minor-looking injuries

Stops nearby play and clears space around the injured guest

Calls leadership and gives the exact location

Explains that injured guests should not be moved unless directed by leadership or emergency responders

Identifies Code Blue signs, including serious injury or medical emergency indicators

Explains why Code Blue is used instead of describing serious injuries over the radio

Demonstrates a clear Code Blue call using the exact location

Explains the monitor’s role: control the scene, communicate, and support leadership

Explains that medical care should only be provided by trained/certified/authorized team members

Hands off the First Aid bag and follows leadership direction during an injury-response scenario

Treats blood, vomit, or other bodily fluids as a closure issue

Stops play and keeps guests away from the affected area

Notifies leadership and waits for cleaning, sanitation, and clearance before reopening

Explains that cleanup should only happen when directed and properly protected

Completes Day 2 floor-training review with trainer

Trainer confirms trainee is ready to return to the Day 2 exam