Snow Sports Evoirnment

ski resort risk management

AT SELKIRK COLLEGE

Online Course and Textbook

Course Objectives

• To provide an accessible and practical training tool.

•  o have participants understand the “big picture” of Risk

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Management to develop strategies and tactical plans for

their area of responsibility.

For

•  nyone with risk management responsibilities in Canadian

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ski resorts; risk managers, operations managers, ski

patrollers, supervisors or managers in any department

from Food & Beverage to Snow School.

Teaching Methodology

•  ocus is on the risk management process vs. detailed

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“how to” for specific risks.

•  ssignments will lead students through the development of

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a risk management plan for their department.

• Evaluation is primarily assignment based vs. exam based.

•  nline discussions with industry peers create a participative

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learning experience.

Course Content

•  ntroduction to online learning

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• Risk Identification

• Risk Evaluation

• Risk Control

•  isk Financing and Insurance

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• Legal Liability

• Ski Area Case Law

•  isk Mgt. Administration and

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Documentation

•  ccupational Health

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& Safety

• Current Issues

Dates/cost/time

•  he course begins approximately February 1st each year

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running for 12 weeks until late April. Space is limited, so

register early.

•  stimated time commitment – Average of 7-8 hours per

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week (assuming reasonable computer, keyboarding, reading

and writing skills and a high speed connection).

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PLEASE CONSIDER YOUR TIME

AVAILABILITY BEFORE REGISTERING.

WE CANNOT REFUND OR CREDIT

TUITION FOR PARTICIPANTS WHO ARE

UNABLE TO COMPLETE THE COURSE.

•  he price for 2012 (including tuition, text, all fees and taxes)

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$593.33

Information

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Contact Bob Dodge bdodge@selkirk.ca or call 250.505.1353.

To Register

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Contact Selkirk College Admissions Deb Andrews,

dlandrews@selkirk.ca or call 250.354.3220.

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