Core Series

Negligence & Risk Management Simplified (4 Modules)
This series makes the concepts of Negligence and Risk Management simple and easy to understand and introduces two methods for determining risk profiles, a key first step in prioritizing risk management efforts.

Why is Negligence Such a Big Deal?
What is Risk Management?
Negligence Awareness Training for Student Supervisors (with tracking tool)
Determining Risk Profile (3-video series)

Introduction
Risk Matrix
Risk Rating

Series Includes:

Why is Negligence Such a Big Deal? (4:04 min)
What constitutes negligence and how can you be found negligent in your job? This webinar introduces the 5 Key Risk Areas for negligence and explains the concepts of ‘Duty of Care’, ‘Standard of Care’ and the ‘Reasonable Person Test’.
Target Audience: student staff, young professionals, seasoned professionals


What is Risk Management? (2:03 min)

Learn what “risk management” means, what role you play in managing risk in your department, and basic risk management skills for everyone who works in collegiate recreation.
Target Audience: student staff, young professionals, seasoned professionals

 

Negligence Awareness Training for Student Supervisors (25:40 min – with tracking tool)
Concerned that your part-time staff are not attentive enough to what’s going on around them? Student staff are often unaware of the potential serious consequences of ‘not paying attention’. This video focuses on negligence awareness and improving observation skills. A ‘Tracking Option’ allows supervisors to track successful completion of this module by students.
Target Audience: student staff

 

Determining Risk Profile:

Introduction (2:35 min)
Determining the risk profile of programs and facilities is a good first step toward managing risk. This video introduces two ‘risk rating’ tools and discusses how to use the risk profiles to make solid risk management-based decisions.
Target Audience: young professionals, seasoned professionals

Risk Matrix (3:07 min)
This video introduces the Risk Matrix, a qualitative approach to determining a risk profile. The Risk Matrix uses the probability and severity of potential injuries, damage, or loss for the department to categorize programs, facilities, and people into four Risk Zones. These Risk Zones are then used to prioritize risk management efforts.
Target Audience: young professionals, seasoned professionals

Risk Rating (5:00 min)
This video introduces the Risk Rating, a quantitative approach to determining a risk profile. You will learn how to use the Risk Rating approach to quantify the probability and severity of potential injuries, damage, or loss for the department; how to create a Risk Map; and how to use a Risk Map to prioritize risk management efforts.
Target Audience: young professionals, seasoned professionals

KEY BENEFITS OF VIDEO TRAINING

  • Short training videos are perfect for staff meetings

  • Video training is designed to complement your ‘on-ground’ training efforts.
  • Training videos are short, narrowly focused on one topic
  • Applying micro-learning concept results in ‘quick refreshers’ and just-in-time learning
  • Videos can be viewed individually or in group setting (e.g. staff meetings)
  • Animated videos are fun and engaging
  • Unlimited access to videos by all department staff
  • Viewed on any platform at any time

SEE WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING

The training and educational material developed by SportRisk has been a great resource to both the staff and participants at our university.  In this virtual world with flexible working conditions, having the packages available online makes it easy to access information when it’s best for the user.

The updated animated webinars, such as ‘Concussion Education’ and ‘Waivers’ are well done and have assisted in conveying the concepts simply and in an engaging manner.  The ‘Sport Clubs’ series is a must for all Sport Clubs administrators.

With Risk management being a priority in most institutions, the materials available within SportRisk is a must for new and developing Campus Recreation staff and participants.

James Cress
Manager of Recreation Sport Programs
Recreation Services
University of New Brunswick

 

Many recreation professionals don’t really understand waivers – and don’t know the difference between a waiver and an informed consent form. 

The new 4-part SportRisk video training series removes all confusion! Part 1 describes what a waiver is and shows how it differs from an informed consent form; Part 2 describes how a good waiver is constructed; Part 3 discusses when to use waivers, while Part 4 describes how to properly administer a waiver.

Each animated video is short (2-3 min) and to the point.  They are great for staff meetings, and as training tools for our student staff.

Highly recommended!

Karen McAllister-Kenny
Director of Recreation
Brock University

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