As outdoor organisations we know we should strive for responsible delivery of activities and acknowledge we have a moral obligation to continually evaluate our practices.

We should ask ourselves:

• How can we enhance our incident prevention measures?
• How can we strengthen our safety culture?
• How do we ensure cultural heritage and environmental compliance?
• How can we make our risk management procedures more effective?

The Australian Adventure Activity Standard and associated Good Practice Guides (Aust AAS) help organisations address these issues.

The Good Practice Outdoors program aims to help organisations implement the Aust AAS by making the process more user-friendly.

CLICK to Register for Good Practice Outdoors Program Registration Module 2

Module 2 of the program consists of 4 component parts:

1. Program participants return to the virtual classroom to be shown how to use an additional feature of the Assessment Tool that tracks activity observations against organisational policy and the Aus AAS.
2. Participants will then take their new learnings back to the workplace and start to implement instructor observations as a continuation of their organisation’s Good Practice Outdoors journey.
3. Program participants will have access to optional follow-up sessions via weekly virtual classroom sessions that will allow them to seek clarification and ask any questions they may have about the implementation of the assessment tool, the instructor observations, or the Aus AAS.
4. An email will be sent out to program participants asking them to rate their experience through the program and give feedback on the Good Practice Outdoor program, the enhanced assessment tool and the Aus AAS in general.

Note: Module 1 must be completed before attempting Module 2

Course Dates

• Thursday 8 Aug 2024 at 2.00pm
• Wednesday 4 Sept 2024 at 1.30pm
• Tuesday 8 Oct 2024 at 11.30am
• Thursday 7 Nov 2024 at 10.30am

CLICK to Register for Good Practice Outdoors Program Registration Module 2