Factors affecting safety management issues by Asotasi Faautaga

Lack of knowledge and experience

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:41:25 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is not doing thorough research before going on the trip (negative)

Bringing and using inappropriate equipment

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:41:52 UTC

Damage to the environment

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:42:03 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is not washing shoes at the wash station before entering the area (negative)

Consent Policy

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:42:13 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is not issuing consent forms to parents (negative)

EOTC forms

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:42:21 UTC

Away for the day phone policy

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:42:34 UTC

RAMS form

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:42:42 UTC

Behavioural issues

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:42:53 UTC

Water safety

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:45:32 UTC

Weather issues

afaautaga — 2024-03-26 21:53:26 UTC

2024-03-26 23:07:55 UTC

A positive factor for this issue would to have a great understanding of area by researching and contacting the Park Ranger.

2024-03-26 23:09:24 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is not being prepared the day before, by packing the correct gear/eqipment for the tramp and swimming.

sansin1 — 2024-03-26 23:10:46 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is exposure to environmental hazards also such as rough terrain or heavy rain due to not packing the correct equipment.

2024-03-26 23:10:56 UTC

A factor that influenced this issue would be the fact that students thought they had enough experience to do whatever whilst not listening to staff

2024-03-26 23:11:16 UTC

A positive factor would be to create a checklist to hold yourself accountable for the correct equipment that should be brought to this trip and what doesn't need to be brought.

2024-03-26 23:12:06 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is not checking the weather condition before the trip and not calling the park rangers.

yelling

2024-03-26 23:12:48 UTC

people yelling interrupting the peace in the wilderness

KILLERG112G

2024-03-26 23:13:50 UTC

sansin1 — 2024-03-26 23:13:56 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is possible destruction of habitats, resulting in the loss of biodiversity. When ecosystems are disrupted or destroyed, it can threaten the survival of plant and animal species that depend on those habitats.

2024-03-26 23:14:20 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is not checking the water level before swimming.

Water Currents and Hazards

2024-03-26 23:15:34 UTC

When swimming at the waterfall, trampers may encounter strong currents, undertows, or hidden hazards such as submerged rocks or debris.

2024-03-26 23:15:43 UTC

A positive factor for this issue is drawing on prior knowledge about tramping that we did last year with my GPEO class.

sansin1 — 2024-03-26 23:15:52 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is flash floods, caused by sudden heavy rainfall which rapidly raise water levels in streams and rivers.

2024-03-26 23:16:31 UTC

A factor for filling out a RAMS form would serve as a valuable tool for identifying potential risk, hazards while also implementing control measures.

sansin1 — 2024-03-26 23:17:19 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is extreme temperatures which can pose risks to trampers. Heat exhaustion, dehydration, and heatstroke are concerns in hot climates, while hypothermia and frostbite are dangers in cold environments. Inappropriate clothing or inadequate preparation for temperature extremes can lead to health emergencies.

2024-03-26 23:18:53 UTC

An issue affecting this are those who are less confident in water which minimizes the saftey of those. However, we can minimize this issue with confident swimmers who are able to assist the others.

2024-03-26 23:18:53 UTC

A factor for filling out a EOTC form usually requires parental consent for students to participate, so by filling out these forms staff members have clear communication with parents and guardians regarding their child

2024-03-26 23:20:03 UTC

A positive factor that effects this issue is contacting park rangers to check the weather for kitekite falls because he know more about the park and the weather conditions regarding the waterfall aswell.

2024-03-26 23:20:15 UTC

EOTC forms outline potential risks associated with outdoor activities, such as hiking and swimming. While risk management is important for ensuring participants safety, overly restricted or fear based messaging in these forms may discourage participation or stifle the exploration of new experiences.

Positive factor: having knowledge of of kitekite falls and tramping.

2024-03-26 23:20:44 UTC

sansin1 — 2024-03-26 23:22:11 UTC

A factor affecting this issue is delayed performance and comfort on the trail, leading to fatigue, slower progress, or difficulty navigating terrain. Inappropriate swimming gear can prevent swimming ability, causing discomfort, exhaustion, or inability to stay afloat, especially in challenging conditions like strong currents or rough waters.

Not preparing your equipment or gear the day before

2024-03-26 23:24:02 UTC

A factor regarding water safety would be considering participants medical conditions ensuring their safety during water activities. Relevant medical information should be collected and communicated by staff/educators before the activity

2024-03-26 23:25:29 UTC

the caretaker not setting his standards and expectations of the fellow students.

2024-03-26 23:28:52 UTC

In emergency situations, having access to a phone can be critical for communication with emergency services or seeking assistance. A no phone policy may leave participants vulnerable in case of accidents, injuries, or other unforeseen events, especially in the forest with limited access to help.

2024-03-26 23:29:15 UTC

The primary concern for the away for the day policy helped encourage students to disconnect from their phones, fostering a more immersive and engaging learning experience while also enjoying nature. This policy also allows students to fully participate in activities whilst also being able to connect with their peers and educators

2024-03-26 23:29:44 UTC

A factor is overpacking or bringing unnecessary gear or food due to being uninformed.

2024-03-26 23:34:05 UTC

A factor for this certain policy would be having to obtain written and signed consent from parental figures which is essential in allowing students to attend this trip. This consent form should also outline the details of the trip ; tramping and swimming, as well as the location, duration and any associated risk, just to make sure parental figure are well prepared

2024-03-26 23:34:11 UTC

It is vital to fill in RAMS form as it enables participants to evaluate the likelihood and severity of identified hazards. By quantifying and prioritizing risks, participants can focus their resources on mitigating the most significant threats and reducing the likelihood of accidents, injuries, or serious outcomes.

The rain can make the surface slippery and can cause some of the rivers/streams to overflow and cause a flooding.

2024-03-26 23:35:13 UTC

2024-03-26 23:38:07 UTC

a positive factor for this issue is using my prior knowledge about tramping from last years class. ( GPEO )

2024-03-26 23:38:27 UTC

Completing RAMS forms is essential for proactively managing risks, promoting safety, ensuring regulatory compliance and safeguarding the well-being of individuals.

2024-03-26 23:39:39 UTC

A positive factor for this issue is checking the weather forecast before going to the trip, if not accurate its best to contact the rangers from kitekite falls

G rico just shut up

2024-03-26 23:39:40 UTC

YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE

2024-03-26 23:39:49 UTC

MY ONLY SUNSHINE

2024-03-26 23:41:00 UTC

STOP BULLYING NOW

2024-03-26 23:41:56 UTC

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2024-03-26 23:42:13 UTC

2024-03-26 23:42:19 UTC

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2024-03-26 23:43:28 UTC

BIKELIFE FOEVA AOO

2024-03-26 23:44:18 UTC

YOU MAKE ME HAPPY

2024-03-26 23:45:27 UTC

DRY TURN IT OFF

2024-03-26 23:47:50 UTC