Human hazards may be caused by participants, parents, teachers, instructors, and the environment.
Most human hazards grow from attitudes, inappropriate behaviors, and lack of knowledge.
We are trained in observation of groups and individual limitations. Environmental hazards include location, activities and equipment. Scattering Fork staff regularly inspects equipment, briefs participants on the objectives, and emphasizes the hazards and safety procedures for each activity. Weather conditions are evaluated and participants are properly wamed up prior to participating in activities.