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| ==== Make sure the venue is a safe place ==== | ==== Make sure the venue is a safe place ==== | ||
| - | As hosting organization, you need to find out and assess **what risks the venue(s) you selected can have** and how you can guarantee the safety of the participants thorough your stay. | + | As hosting organization, you need to find out and assess **what risks the venue(s) you selected is carrying ** and how you will guarantee the safety of the participants throughout your stay. |
| **Examine** each of them thoroughly; imagine the **different weather conditions** you might experience during the Tour; consider a **range of scenarios** regarding what could happen in the group. | **Examine** each of them thoroughly; imagine the **different weather conditions** you might experience during the Tour; consider a **range of scenarios** regarding what could happen in the group. | ||
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| ==== Select safe equipment, take out and manage insurances ==== | ==== Select safe equipment, take out and manage insurances ==== | ||
| - | {{ :guide:implementation:heterotopiestpm2-46.jpg?300|}} | + | {{ :guide:implementation:heterotopiestpm2-46.jpg?direct&290|}} |
| A Tour involves **working tools**, **vehicles**, **equipment for cooking**, **tents**, shelters, etc. Before the Tour takes place, you need to make sure that: | A Tour involves **working tools**, **vehicles**, **equipment for cooking**, **tents**, shelters, etc. Before the Tour takes place, you need to make sure that: | ||
| * every equipment you will use is safe for people | * every equipment you will use is safe for people | ||
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| * make sure you have **someone in your team** that holds a **First Aid Certificate** and feels confident to be in charge of the First Aid Kit and to take actions in case of an accident; | * make sure you have **someone in your team** that holds a **First Aid Certificate** and feels confident to be in charge of the First Aid Kit and to take actions in case of an accident; | ||
| * always have **a vehicle available** so you can react quickly in the event of an emergency (to bring someone to the doctor, a clinic / hospital...). | * always have **a vehicle available** so you can react quickly in the event of an emergency (to bring someone to the doctor, a clinic / hospital...). | ||
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| From our experience, your First Aid Kit must contain at least: | From our experience, your First Aid Kit must contain at least: | ||
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| * Disposable protective gloves | * Disposable protective gloves | ||
| - | * sterile gauze pads of different sizes | + | * sterile gauze pads of different sizes {{ :guide:implementation:heterotopiesc4pbl-118.jpg?direct&190|}} |
| * adhesive tape | * adhesive tape | ||
| - | * adhesive bandages (Band-Aids) in several sizes | + | * adhesive bandages (Band-Aids) in several sizes |
| * elastic bandage | * elastic bandage | ||
| * 4 triangular bandages | * 4 triangular bandages | ||
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| * aloe vera | * aloe vera | ||
| * flashlight and extra batteries | * flashlight and extra batteries | ||
| - | * a life jacquet | + | * a survival blanket |
| - | * a blanket. | + | * a woolen blanket |
| Given that travelling, changing diet and getting out of one's daily routine or comfort zone can provoke **digestive uncomfort or troubles** for the participants, we suggest you also take some basic **antidiarrheal** and a few **natural laxatives** (linseed, dry prunes, malva, althaea or sene herbal tea). They might help the participants to regain their digestive balance and well-being quicker. | Given that travelling, changing diet and getting out of one's daily routine or comfort zone can provoke **digestive uncomfort or troubles** for the participants, we suggest you also take some basic **antidiarrheal** and a few **natural laxatives** (linseed, dry prunes, malva, althaea or sene herbal tea). They might help the participants to regain their digestive balance and well-being quicker. | ||
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| ==== Introduce participants to safety rules before a practical activity, provide safety equipment if needed ==== | ==== Introduce participants to safety rules before a practical activity, provide safety equipment if needed ==== | ||
| - | {{ :guide:implementation:heterotopiestpm2-43.jpg?200|}} | + | {{:guide:implementation:heterotopiestpm2-43.jpg?direct&200 | }} |
| When organizing practical workshops during the tour, make sure that the facilitators/trainers take time to **explain to the participants what is the procedure of the workshop**, which tools will be used and especially **how tools or other equipment should be handled**. **Provide safety equipment** to the participants each time needed and remember that they most probably have different backgrounds and different levels of practice: you have to make sure that **everyone understands and feels confident** in participating. | When organizing practical workshops during the tour, make sure that the facilitators/trainers take time to **explain to the participants what is the procedure of the workshop**, which tools will be used and especially **how tools or other equipment should be handled**. **Provide safety equipment** to the participants each time needed and remember that they most probably have different backgrounds and different levels of practice: you have to make sure that **everyone understands and feels confident** in participating. | ||
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| Remind the participants that a tool left on the ground is a danger to themselves and to others. At the end of each workshop, always check that all tools and equipment have been **put back where they belong** so that nobody gets hurt. | Remind the participants that a tool left on the ground is a danger to themselves and to others. At the end of each workshop, always check that all tools and equipment have been **put back where they belong** so that nobody gets hurt. | ||
| + | [[guide:dissemination|{{ :guide:fleche.jpg?50|}}]] | ||
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