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At your challenge/adventure
activity area
Many of our accreditation standards relate
to this program area. Through the accreditation
process we have addressed such issues as
qualifications of the area supervisor, verification
of the instructor skills, choice of equipment
and equipment maintenance, operational procedures,
safety orientation, and protective headgear.
Accreditation is extremely valuable as a
means of keeping our staff grounded in solid
health and safety practices. The accreditation
process requires us to evaluate our practices
on a regular basis; to develop risk-management
plans when appropriate; and to use critical
thinking.
At your waterfront
area
Many of our accreditation standards relate
to the water front. Through the accreditation
process we have addressed such issues as
qualifications of the area supervisor and
lifeguards, lookouts, a buddy system, supervision
ratios, safety regulations, and emergency
procedures. Accreditation is extremely valuable
as a means of keeping our staff grounded
in solid health and safety practices. The
accreditation process requires us to evaluate
our practices on a regular basis; to develop
risk-management plans when appropriate;
and to use critical thinking.
At your horseback
riding area
Many of our accreditation standards relate
to this program area. Through the accreditation
process we have addressed such issues as
qualifications of the area supervisor and
riding staff, supervision ratios, riding
equipment, classification of horses and
riders, riding apparel, and safety orientation.
Accreditation is extremely valuable as a
means of keeping our staff grounded in solid
health and safety practices. The accreditation
process requires us to evaluate our practices
on a regular basis; to develop risk-management
plans when appropriate; and to use critical
thinking.
At your health
center
Many of our accreditation standards relate
to this area. Through the accreditation
process we have addressed such issues as
qualifications of health center staff including
first aid and emergency care personnel,
medical emergencies including specific routes
to treatment facilities, treatment procedures,
collecting health histories from campers
and staff, dealing with special medical
needs, medication management, and dealing
with health care away from camp. Accreditation
is extremely valuable as a means of keeping
our staff grounded in solid health and safety
practices. The accreditation process requires
us to evaluate our practices on a regular
basis; to develop risk-management plans
when appropriate; and to use critical thinking.
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