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You will also be given a radio at the beginning of the season. Should you encounter a problem with your

radio, give it to your department Manager with a detailed description of what is going on. It will be your
responsibility to replace your radio if it is lost or stolen.

RADIO USE

 Your radio should be worn clipped to your hip.
 Monitor ALL radio communications even if you are not involved in the conversation.
 Be brief and to the point when communicating on the radio. Leave the airwaves clear for

emergencies. If you need to speak to someone at length, meet up with them.
 In the event of an emergency, say “break” between conversations to let those people know that
you need to talk.
 When recharging your radio, make sure that your radio is turned OFF and that the charge light

comes on each time you place the radio on its charger.
 You are responsible for leaving your radio with department Manager if you are having technical
difficulties or any other problem with your radio with a detailed description of the problem.
 You are financially responsible for your radio if it is lost or stolen.

RADIO CHANNELS AND COMMUNICATIONS

nel 1: (Management, Rides,
Chan Channel 3: (Admissions) Channel 5: (Group Sales Team, HR)
Security, Ecology, Retail)
105 Front Gates 103 DJ (HR)

100 Office Base 201 Sami (ADM) 104 Ashlee (HR)
101 Justin 203 (GST)
301 Amanda 204 Mary (GST)
302 John (RIDES) 205 Tony (GST)
Channel 4: Maintenance
303 Jason (RIDES) 206 Jesus (GST)
304 Andres (RIDES) 701 Mike 208 Birthdays
401 Mark (FOODS)
702 Russell
501 Security Supervisor 703 Jeff
601 Lucas (ECO)
704 Eddie
603 Andrew (G/R)
705 Chris
700 Operation Maintenance Tech.
706 Ed

707 Pat
Channel 2: (Food and Beverages) 708 Alonzo
709 George
403 Cristina (OF SUP)
710 Ryan
404 Selena (NF SUP)
711 Cruz
405 Savannah
712 Martin
FSA 1
715 Myron
FSA 2

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