AY Honors/Camp Safety - Advanced/Answer Key 2/es

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1

Obtener las siguientes especialidades en caso de no poseerlas:
a. Campamento I – IV
b. Seguridad en el campamento

Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Campamento I. Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Campamento II. Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Campamento III. Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Campamento IV. Para consejos e instrucciones, véase Seguridad en el campamento.

2

¿Qué entiende por «los Conquistadores son una sagrada responsabilidad» y cómo la seguridad en el campamento apoya ese aspecto en el ministerio en la iglesia?

When parents allow their children to join Pathfinders, they have certain expectations of what will go on at the meetings and outings. Staff must be constantly vigilant of anything that could threaten the safety of any Pathfinder, and must not be hesitant to intervene when boundaries are crossed. This however, deals only with physical safety.

Not only are the staff to keep the children safe at all times, they are also to serve as a Christian example. They are to provide spiritual leadership to those in their care. If the Pathfinder experience is not pointing the Pathfinder to Christ, the leaders are not executing their duties properly.

Remember this text from Matthew:

But if anyone causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a large millstone hung around his neck and to be drowned in the depths of the sea.
-- Matthew 18:6 (NIV)

3

Enseñar a una unidad de Conquistadores o su equivalente la especialidad de Seguridad en el campamento.

See Camp Safety for tips and instruction on teaching this honor. For this you should also add an instructor diamond to the patch.

4

Realizar cinco inspecciones de campamento (al menos dos en experiencias de campamento) con una planilla de inspección de Adventist Risk Management [Minimización de riesgos adventista].

Some conferences have the TLT's conduct camp site inspections during the Camporees. If this is the case in your conference, it makes an excellent opportunity to meet this requirement. Otherwise, it can be met by conducting a formal inspection during a club campout. Here are some of the things to check for:

• First Aid Kit
  • Complete
  • Accessible
  • Well marked
• Medical Release Forms
  • Each Pathfinder should have a copy of their own
  • Each Staff member should have copies for all Pathfinders under their care.
  • Master copies should be in a central location
• Fire Safety
  • Fire extinguishing equipment present (unless no fire is to be lit)
  • Perimeter around fire pit is neat and free from obstructions
  • Fire is confined to a proper fire ring
• Tents
  • Properly pitched
  • All ropes and guy lines are tight
  • Sleeping bags and luggage are neat
  • Adults and children in separate tents
  • Boys' and girls' tents are properly separated
• Kitchen Area
  • Food is secured against animals
  • Food is stored at a safe temperature
  • Kitchen and dishes are clean
  • Fire extinguisher accessible and near stove
  • Area is neat and free from tripping hazards
• General Campsite Area
  • Clearly marked entrance
  • Neat
  • Free from tripping hazards
  • Tools are stored properly
  • Potentially dangerous tools are secured away from young hands
  • Pathfinders have proper supervision at all times