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Camp and School Consulting : Seminars – Risk Management
Camp and School Consulting offers personalized on-site training for faculty and staff, as well as general presentations in your geographical area. All workshops are multimedia-based using state-of-the-art LCD projection equipment. Handouts, follow-up materials and a list of resources are provided to all participants for each workshop. The following presentations are available. Please click on each title for a more detailed description.
1) It Could Happen To You
– Risk Management Training for Administrators and Directors
This seminar presents an overview of risk management considerations for
administrators and directors of schools, camps, youth organizations and
pre-schools. Risk analysis models, insurance trends, legislation updates
are included in this seminar.
2) What Do We Do Now?
– Crisis Management and Response
When a crisis occurs, there is no time for planning how to respond, who
is going to do what, and in what order. This workshop outlines a crisis
response plan and identifies the key roles that need to be filled, in
the event of a serious emergency.
3) Hands On Risk Management for
Program Staff
A risk management plan provides very little help in reducing liabilities
and injuries if it is not communicated to your staff and implemented by
them on a daily basis "in the field". How do you get your staff
to "buy in" to the concept of risk management and program safety?
4) Which Should We Use?
– Waivers, Permissions, Assumption of Risk Agreements
What are the differences in permission slips, waivers, and assumption
of risk agreements? Which should you be using for various activities and
programs? How do you balance the protection afforded by these documents
with the potential fear and apprehension parents may experience?
5) Safety Training, Handling Emergencies
and Risk Management for Coaches and Athletic Staff Members
What training have you provided for your coaches and other athletic staff
members? Do they know what to do at an away game, should a serious injury
or disaster situation occur? What resources do they have available? Is
there an emergency action plan in place? How do they communicate with
the school administration, and who do they call after regular school hours?