Analyse issues in safety management for outdoor activity to devise safety management strategies
NZQA suppresses grade rates for low-cohort standards.
You need to pick an outdoor activity and thoroughly examine the safety issues that could happen during it. Then you figure out what factors cause those issues (like weather, people's experience, equipment quality) and come up with practical plans to keep participants safe. This is about being proactive—thinking ahead about what could go wrong and preventing it before it happens.
You identify real safety issues for an outdoor activity, explain what causes them, and propose sensible safety management strategies to address them.
You dig deeper into how the different factors causing safety issues connect to each other, and examine the bigger implications—what impact do these issues and your strategies actually have?
You critically evaluate which safety issues are most important, challenge whether current safety practices really work or are based on unexamined assumptions, and show comprehensive understanding of the safety landscape.
Standards typically taken alongside or after this one. Same subject, grouped by level.