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If a number of you who have travel experience, once you evaluate the following qualities: composure and confidence in emergency situations, to show leadership qualities, in particular, consistency in the good sense, a person who has demonstrated the needs of both the victim of an accident and the company are met, while not endangering other members in emergency situations.

Basic SOP (Standard Operating Procedure) is to plan a route of the walk with an emergency contact. Determined before a hike, so when the questions makes the experience of walking into practice the worst case, if a particular behavior is an acceptable risk or not. Accident potential must be balanced by safety factors. Insurance is the responsibility of a leader to ensure that other group members to understood the dangers, to reduce the risk of accident. The following factors must be evaluated constantly

• current and future weather conditions

• Distance of target

• Number of people in the group and where they are all

• Resources (equipment, food, people, etc)

• How does everybody (heat, energy level, posture, etc.)

• Changes in the itinerary due to factors encountered during migration

If the worst is happening here is a checklist of basic state and the government is able to plan when faced with an emergency situation:

1) assess the situation

-What is the nature of the emergency?

2) Develop a response plan

-Always to reconsider and modify any plan as needed.

-You delegate responsibility to the group (with the help of the victim, for position on the map, tents, etc.)

3) Make the victim comfortable

-Maintenance of body temperature

To protect victims of the elements

4) Keep first aid member of the group with the victim at any time

5) Keep busy with other work group members useful

-Helps keep your mind off the situation

6) Be sure to consult with members of another group