OUTDOOR SAFETY

In outdoor activities such as in the mountains, the sea, campsites, and parks, various unexpected troubles are expected to occur, which are different from urban life. However, due to the outdoor environment, risk perception for uncertain factors such as weather changes, terrain troubles, and sudden injuries or illnesses of participants at the site tends to be vague, and there is a tendency for preparation and response to the risks inherent in the entire activity to be insufficient. When providing outdoor activities and experiences, it is necessary to clarify the philosophy and direction of the activity itself from the daily routine, carry out systematic risk management for all risks, and prepare for unforeseen circumstances. Regarding work safety, by establishing a systematic safety management framework in advance, it is possible to respond appropriately to unexpected troubles and incidents. In addition, in the case of an incident that occurs at the site, rapid and accurate response can minimize lifesaving and damage, and can be smoothly handed over to public institutions. In particular, we believe that the response from the occurrence of the incident to the handover to the public institution is important.

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