Trips involving church members, students, or Pathfinders require the utmost caution. Every trip should begin with proper planning and communication with parents. Driver selection, adequate supervision in vehicles, and having enough drivers to prevent fatigue are also important parts of safe travel.<br />
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Vehicles that are not regularly serviced and maintained are not safe to drive. Vehicles should be inspected before each trip to ensure they are safe. Knowing what to do in case of an accident can prevent a bad situation from becoming worse.<br />
The North American Division prohibits the use of 15-passenger vans. Learn why these vehicles are so dangerous and discover safer alternatives for your ministry.
Children and youth represent one of the greatest assets of the Adventist Church. Keeping them safe should be one of the highest priorities for our ministries.
The health and safety of your members is important. Preventing accidents and knowing how to respond to medical emergencies is an important part of your safety plan.
Adventist ministries face a number of liabilities and threats hiding in plain sight every day. Being able to identify and address these threats can help reduce risk.
A relaxing day at the beach, lake, or river can end in tragedy for your group. Ensure you are following proper safety precautions when engaging in water activities.