The phrase "a ride operator" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for operating rides at amusement parks, fairs, or similar venues.
Example: "The ride operator ensured that all safety protocols were followed before starting the roller coaster."
Alternatives: "attraction attendant" or "ride attendant".
After graduating, he got work as a ride operator at Playland Amusement Park in Rye, one in a series of jobs.
Peggy Arroyo, 46, who has worked as a ride operator at Astroland for several years, said, "I wished we could stay longer".
She was working as a ride operator on the 30-year-old Thunder River Rapids ride in 2009 when a girl slipped under a raft and into the water before being rescued.
Built to serve Disneyland Paris — it launders everything from Mickey's head to a ride operator's pants — Magic Rambo has about 100 employees at its 40,000-square-foot plant.
I can trust a ride operator but can I trust a robot?
Reportedly, the CCO was a ride operator at Disneyland and later worked as a Disney animator before joining Pixar and directing über-hits like Toy Story.
Some of the contributors were linked to companies that were awarded contracts by Macias and the council majority, including the city's bus service and dial-a-ride operator, its street sweeping and bus stop maintenance vendor and a towing company.
Mr. Potato Head — with help from a dozen video cameras, several computers, an unseen ride operator and a $1 million budget — will be able to make his mouth form words, a first for Disney animatronics.
Involuntary manslaughter is when a drunk driver crashes into another vehicle, when a gunman shoots at tin cans in his suburban backyard, when a carnival ride operator fails to ensure that all passengers are strapped in, and as a result an innocent person dies.
"Well, that's about it," said the Babaoshan employee, as impassive as a carnival ride operator helping passengers disembark.
At the Fool the Guesser booth, Robert Seyforth, 43, a former ride operator turned carnival barker, was guessing people's age within two years, their weight within three pounds and their birth month within two months.
