Nevada § 432A.490 Expedition: Communication by field staff and support staff; equipment for administration of first aid; information and procedures for emergencies

Nevada Statutes

§ 432A.490 — Expedition: Communication by field staff and support staff; equipment for administration of first aid; information and procedures for emergencies

Nevada § 432A.490

Title 38PUBLIC WELFARE

Ch. 432AServices

ADDITIONAL PROVISIONS GOVERNING OPERATION OF OUTDOOR YOUTH PROGRAMS

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 432A.490 (2026).

Text

A field administrator shall ensure that: 1. While on an expedition, the field staff has a continuously reliable system for communication with the base camp by radio, including extra packs of charged batteries. 2. The support staff contacts the field staff, by radio or in person, at least once during every 24 hours of an expedition. 3. The base camp and any vehicles used for support are equipped with appropriate equipment for the administration of first aid. 4. The support staff knows:

(a)The identity, location and telephone numbers or other means of communicating with appropriate persons to be contacted in emergencies; and

(b)Appropriate procedures for responding to emergencies arising in the field, including the evacuation of persons participating in the program.

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A field administrator shall ensure that:
1. While on an expedition, the field staff has a continuously reliable system for communication with the base camp by radio, including extra packs of charged batteries.
2. The support staff contacts the field staff, by radio or in person, at least once during every 24 hours of an expedition.
3. The base camp and any vehicles used for support are equipped with appropriate equipment for the administration of first aid.
4. The support staff knows:
(a) The identity, location and telephone numbers or other means of communicating with appropriate persons to be contacted in emergencies; and
(b) Appropriate procedures for responding to emergencies arising in the field, including the evacuation of persons participating in the program.