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Actions needed to acquire specialized outdoor risk management skills in the area

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Actions needed to acquire specialized outdoor risk management skills in the area

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Individuals would need the following for a high level of Risk Management training. These courses are with NOLS
Wilderness Safety Training
Crisis response training

The Administrator Risk Management training could be completed in order to specialize and lead in the area of Risk Management in your organisation.

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Manage Risk on Wilderness Trips

You're ready to go deeper into the outdoors-but it takes more than luck to get home safely.

Risks can't be eliminated from the wilderness, but you can learn to manage them. In this 2-day classroom course, you'll learn to plan your adventures with risk management in mind.

When you start a trip with a plan, you can focus on having fun instead of managing unexpected problems. When you're able to identify hazards, injuries are less likely. And if something goes wrong despite your preparation, having a plan sets you up for an effective response.

This course is relevant for outdoor enthusiasts, guides, and trip leaders of all experience levels, especially those who may venture beyond the reach of traditional emergency services (places with unreliable cell service, poorly maintained roads... or none at all).

What You'll Learn

Trip planning principles and how to identify life-threatening wilderness hazards

Outdoor leadership and decision-making strategies

Emergency planning (self assessment tools included)

Course Topics

Trip planning

Hazard identification and assessment

Outdoor leadership and decision making

Communication

Emergency planning

Risks unique to solo adventures

Working with third party contractors

Reflection and post-trip learning

Presented by NOLS and hosted by REI

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Manage Risk on Wilderness Trips You're ready to go deeper into the outdoors-but it takes more than luck to get home safely. Risks can't be eliminated from the wilderness, but you can learn to manage them. In this 2-day classroom course, you'll learn to plan your adventures with risk management in mind.

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Wilderness First Responder (WFR) & CPR-C

Bronze Cross or NLS (preferred)

F-Class (or equivalent) Driver’s License (an asset)

Whitewater Rescue Technician (an asset)

ORCKA Canoe Tripping 3 (an asset)

Paddle Canada Wilderness Camping Instructor + Canoe Tripping Introductory Level Instructor (an asset)

Post Secondary education in outdoor education, adventure therapy, or relevant field.

Police background check, including a Vulnerable Sector Check.

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Best Practices and Risk Safety Management. 

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Best Practices and Risk Safety Management. 

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Outward Bounds licensing system is designed to confirm that member Schools have appropriate and sustainable systems for overseeing and managing risks for their participants, staff, and the environments in which they operate

All staff are certified as Wilderness First Responders, Wilderness Advanced First Aiders or the equivalent and meet all Outward Bound, local (such as school or school board reqirements), OPHEA, state and federal requirements for their positions.

Outward Bound Canada Hosts NOLS Risk Management training .

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Industry Standards for Outward Bound International

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Industry Standards for Outward Bound International

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Outward Bound Canada is governed and takes its mission and standards from  Outward Bound International. Below is a diagram illustrating Outward Bounds core values and distinctive features