Transcription of Risk Management for Your Aquatic Safety Program
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MARKELINSURANCECOMPANYRisk Management for YourAquatic Safety Program By Will Evans, Director of Safety Education, Markel Insurance Company 2004 Markel Insurance CompanyThe purpose of these materials is to provide professionals with recognized Safety procedures and precautions. These materials should be treated as generalguidelines that could be adopted or modified to meet the specific demands of each facility. The authors do not warrant, guarantee, or ensure that compliance with these guidelines will mitigate or prevent any or all injury or loss that may be caused by orassociated with any person s use of facilities, equipment, or other items or activities that are the subject of these guidelines; nor do the authors assume anyresponsibility or liability for any such injury or loss. Further, the authors hereby expressly disclaim any responsibility, liability, or duty to those facilities, directors,and staff receiving these materials, and any facility clients or their families, for any such liability arising out of injury or loss to any person by the failure of suchfacility, directors, or staff to adhere to these guidelines.
1 RiskManagement for Your Aquatic Safety Program Introduction Drowning and spinal injuries at swimming pools and aquatic areas are some of the most traumatic and ...
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45001- Safety Management System Discussion, Risk, Aon Risk, Safety Management, Risk Management, 24.01.01 Risk Management Programs, Safety, Safety management of airport infrastructures, Process Safety Management, Safety Management Function – Organization and, Safety Management Plan, Safety Management Plan SAFETY MANAGEMENT PLAN