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Summer camps in Ontario provide unforgettable experiences for children and teens, but they also come with unique safety challenges. Camp managers and staff must be prepared to handle emergencies in remote outdoor settings where professional medical help might not be immediately available.

The Foundation: Your “Duty of Care” in Plain Language At its core, both federal and provincial law require employers to take every reasonable precaution to keep workers safe. This is your “general duty.” In a city, “reasonable” might mean a standard first aid kit and a trained employee who can call 911. In the backcountry, where help is hours or even days away, “reasonable” changes completely. Standard first aid certifications are built for the street, not the trail.

In today's unpredictable world, the importance of emergency response training for businesses can not be overstated. Whether it’s a natural disaster, a workplace accident, or a security threat, being prepared can save lives and protect assets.