Expedition Skills

2. A system used for clear communication when crossing roads
3. A piece of safety equipment used for navigation along with a map
5. The dates of the expedition: 17th-18th _____
8. A form of location sharing app used for GPS tracking
10. A plan of actions to be followed in response to a specific incident
12. Fast, safe routes back to a safe point such as a road or houses
15. Using stoves in a safe way is an example of this type of control measure
16. The accommodation provided includes tents and a group _____
19. The likelihood that you will be harmed if exposed to a hazard
20. Knowing how to handle certain situations like map reading or emergency _____
21. Just stay away or find an alternative—this is a control measure

1. The outdoor education centre on Day 2 of the expedition
4. Proper Prior Preparation Prevent Poor _____
6. Asking for help if unsure is an example of this control measure
7. Steps you can put in place to minimise the risk of a hazard
9. Staying aware of your surroundings and what could cause harm
11. What you should wear on roads to be seen by traffic
13. Before setting off on an expedition, ask yourself three questions about gear, weather, and _____
14. The first day of the expedition starts at Ty Mawr Country _____
17. Something that could harm you or cause harm to others
18. Six blasts of a _____ repeated every minute is an international distress signal