ELEMENTS OF A RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN. I.Staff/ Supervision A.Training B.Certification C.Age Requirements / Experience D.Adult / Youth Ratio E.Specific Requirements.

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ELEMENTS OF A RISK MANAGEMENT PLAN

I.Staff/ Supervision A.Training B.Certification C.Age Requirements / Experience D.Adult / Youth Ratio E.Specific Requirements (i.e. background check)

II.Insurance Issues A.Waivers B.Health History / Parental Permission C.Health Insurance D.Liability / Vehicle Insurance E.Equipment Insurance F.Facility Insurance G.Leases

III.Emergency Procedures A.Transportation / Emergency Vehicle B.Communication / P.R. C.First Aid D.Parental Notification

III.Emergency (continued) Separate Plan for Each Situation *Range Accident *Lost Child *Misfire *Rabid Animal *Flood / Fire / Tornado *Car Accident *Etc.

IV.Equipment A.Safety Check Procedures B.Handling C.Proper Storage D.Transportation

V.Facility A.Safety Inspection B.Safety Procedures (signage, berms, lines) C.Insurance D.Leases