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Safety of Minors on Campus

Safety of Minors on Campus. Risk Management Perspective. Identify loss exposures Analyze loss exposures Examine loss control techniques Select loss control techniques Implement loss control techniques Monitor loss control techniques. Risk Management Perspective. Identify :

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Safety of Minors on Campus

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  1. Safety of Minors on Campus

  2. Risk Management Perspective • Identify loss exposures • Analyze loss exposures • Examine loss control techniques • Select loss control techniques • Implement loss control techniques • Monitor loss control techniques

  3. Risk Management Perspective Identify: • In Loco Parentis • What Can Happen to Minors on Campus? • Physical Injuries • Auto/Travel Exposure • Sexual Molestation/Assault • Illness

  4. Risk Management Perspective Examples: • Theatre Camp • Camper Liaison • Student Groups and Local High Schools • Residential Camper and Off Campus Party • Lab Accident • Counselor

  5. Risk Management Perspective Analyze: • Who • What • Where • When • Why • How

  6. Risk Management Perspective Examine: • Avoidance, Loss Reduction, Loss Prevention • Plan Development • Physical needs • Special needs • Medications/Allergies • Releases/Waivers • Age Appropriate Activities • Adequate Supervision • Training on the Plan • Screening Process • Employees • Volunteers

  7. Risk Management Perspective Examine (continued): • Incident Reporting • Who Intervenes in the event of an incident • Where is it reported • Insurance • Minimum Limits • Additional Insured • Indemnification

  8. Risk Management Perspective Select: • Pre-Employment Screening • Activity Plan • Registration Forms • Waivers • Orientation/Training • Incident Reporting • Activity Sign off Process • Repository • Insurance

  9. Risk Management Perspective Implement/Monitor: • EO Charge • Plan Development & Approval Process • Central Repository of Approved Plans • Incident Reporting and Tracking • Cleary Act Reporting • Distribution of Reported Incidents • Communication

  10. Risk Management Perspective Implement/Monitor (continued): • Monitoring of Activity • Follow Up • Who • Documentation

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