Risk
Zone Training:
WHAT
IS THE RISK ZONE TRAINING?
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To
promote understanding and acceptance of responsibility for the well-being
and safety of Scouts entrusted to their care when Leaders conduct unit
activities
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To
introduce the BSA "Sandwich Principle" in safety.
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To
identify Risk areas in Scouting activities
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To
acquaint Unit Leaders with BSA resource materials in planning safe
activities.
SESSION
OUTLINE
The
Risk Zone Training is a 90-minute session which covers the following subjects:
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Guide
to Safe Scouting
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Vehicle
Safety
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Medical
Requirement
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Accident
Reporting
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Safety
Afloat
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Safe
Swim Defense
-
Climb
on Safely
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BSA
Bike Safety
-
Youth
Protection
Who
should attend?
Unit
Leaders, Committee Chairmen, Unit Health & Safety Chairmen, Webelos Leaders,
Commissioners, any volunteer who will serve as a Tour Leader or Assistant for a
Tour Permit and any other interested Scouter - a three-year certification will
be issued.
Either
the tour leader or assistant tour leader must complete Risk Zone training to
secure a tour permit.
THE
SWEET 16 of BSA SAFETY
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Qualified
Supervision
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Physical
Fitness
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Buddy
System
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Safe
Area or Course
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Equipment
Selection & Maintenance
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Personal
Safety Equipment
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Safety
Procedures & Policies
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Skill
Level Limits
-
Weather
Check
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Planning
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Communications
-
Permit
& Notices
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First
Aid Resources
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Applicable
Laws
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CPR
Resource
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Discipline