Welcome and thank you for taking part in the Computerized Lane Inspection Program! This program serves two principal functions: It is the text for participants in the Computerized Lane Inspection Program. The material will help you in mastering the technical aspects of training and understanding the environment in which inspections take place. It is a reference, a guide to help reinforce and refresh your training. After you complete the course, you have the responsibility for improving your skill levels and for retaining a good understanding of the responsibilities of an inspector. Since you may not have the opportunity to conduct many inspections, you are encouraged to review the materials to keep things fresh in your mind.
Welcome and thank you for taking part in the Computerized Lane Inspection Program! This program serves two principal functions:
Since you may not have the opportunity to conduct many inspections, you are encouraged to review the materials to keep things fresh in your mind.
The manual is provided in PDF format with bookmarks and page links in the table of contents for navigation. You are able to view the manual online or print it for your reference, using the link below. You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader before you begin the download. Get the latest version free at Adobe.com View the full manual here. Manual Section Descriptions Section IThe first section provides background on the origins of this training program. This section also includes some things you need to know before starting out on the lanes. Section IIThe second section provides a brief introduction to how bowling lanes are built and what kinds of major maintenance is performed on them. Section IIIThe third section provides background information on certification inspections, with some suggestions on how to make the job easier and more efficient. Inspection tools are described, and, finally, there are some comments to help complete the application form correctly. This section also contains step-by-step instructions on how to do each part of a certification inspection. Section IVThe fourth section deals with the public relations aspects of the inspector’s job. Section VThe fifth section contains information regarding the maintenance and conditioning of the lanes. It will provide an overview on lane dressing inspections, the optical reader and the specifications for tenpins. Section VIThe final section contains a glossary of terms and a section on working with fractions.
