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Oklahoma Statutes - Title 40. Labor Page 305 D. Each owner/operator shall ensure that each ride operator on a ride-specific basis has: 1. Read and understood the operating fact sheet and has satisfactorily demonstrated with on-the-job training and testing that such ride operator is competent and understands the operating fact sheet; 2. Demonstrated how to do pre-startup operational ride checks and daily maintenance inspection; 3. Demonstrated understanding emergency procedures relating to the amusement ride in question and has knowledge of use and function of normal and emergency operating controls; and 4. Demonstrated the physical operation of the amusement ride in question in a safe and satisfactory manner. E. Each owner/operator shall maintain written records evidencing the compliance with subsections C and D of this section with respect to each ride operator and each amusement ride for which such operator has been trained. These written records shall be maintained on the premises where the amusement ride or amusement rides are being operated and made available upon reasonable request by Department of Labor amusement ride inspectors. F. In addition to the written records required pursuant to subsection E of this section, the owner/operator shall: 1. Provide to each ride operator trained pursuant to subsections C and D of this section a written certificate stating that the holder of this certificate has been trained in accordance with the requirements of this section. This certificate shall be dated the date on which the training and demonstration of these skills were completed. The certificate may include additional amusement rides as to which such ride operator has been trained, provided that the separate date and location of such training is specified. Each certificate will indicate the applicant’s name, address, date of birth and each of the amusement rides such operator is approved to operate and the signatures of the owner/operator representative and the ride operator; and 2. Maintain the originals or duplicates of the above certificate on the premises and available for inspection by Department of Labor amusement ride inspectors. G. The Commissioner of Labor may, where there is reasonable grounds to believe that a ride operator is operating an amusement ride while under the influence of drugs or alcohol, require such ride operator to submit for voluntary drug and alcohol testing by a competent, qualified facility and pursuant to standards and procedures consistent with operating a motor vehicle in this state. Failure to submit to a voluntary drug or alcohol test under such circumstance shall result in the termination of such ride operator’s certification for a period of ninety (90) days. A positive test for drugs and alcohol pursuant to the foregoing shall result in a loss