Camper Induction Form This induction is to help you think about some of the safety and ecological aspects of what you are going to do while enjoying your time with us. We are not trying to prescribe every action you do, we just want to ensure that everyone is safe. Please take our induction in the spirit it is intended – a helpful chat to give you chance to stop and think about your safety and impact on nature.Booking ID Your Name Names of children you're responsible for: Weather during your stay:Temperature Wind Outlook Fire riskDo you intend to burn anything while on site including: None Camping stove - screw in canisters Camping Stove - Aerosol Canisters BBQ Fire Pit Other Use of gas stoves Please ask for help with a stove if needed, and: Use a burning plate under the stove. Do not use under or near canvas. Canisters can explode, keep them at a safe distance from your fire. Keep spark makers (flint, matches, lighters, stove clickers etc) away from fuel when not is use. Tent Safety with stoves A few things to note: Pitch away from burning things No fires, stove or BBQs in tents Do not store fuel or lighters in your tent What we are doing to make the site better and ways to reduce impact on the ecology What is the ecosystem doing now (animals, fungi and plants) Please help protect it by following "Do No Harm and Leave No Trace" Good places to look for ecology It really helps to leave dead wood still There's a Tree Preservation Order. Position and location of tent and using the paths. Logistics Site boundaries and hazards explained with map. Location of toilets, public footpaths, and local amenities explained. Wheelbarrows and etiquette. How the bins work. Recycling bags set: (ask your camp warden) Gate Code Toilet Code If things go wrongYou will be provided with a link to the Emergency Action Plan for: Fire Medical Emergency Electrical Storm High Winds Extreme Cold Extreme weather and natural events disclaimerI am aware that I am about to participate in an outdoor activity that is intentionally kept as close to nature as possible. This includes some risks that could result in damage to property, personal injury, or death. A non-exhaustive list of examples of hazards that can lead to risk include slippery surfaces, items falling from trees or trees falling due to high winds. Under no circumstances can Woodsworth Exploring Ltd, it’s directors or sub-contractors be held responsible for such occurrences. By signing this disclaimer, I acknowledge and accept the risks of spending time in this setting. I also agree to follow the terms and conditions aimed to keep us as safe as possible. I accept the above risks. Email Marketing preference I am happy for Woodsworth Exploring to contact me with occasional marketing emails Induction completed on: Send
