4 CCR 733-1.7 - SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS FOR OUTFITTING SERVICES
A.
Field Safety Kit A registrant, guide, or contracted personnel leading a member
of the public in the field shall maintain and carry a safety kit containing
appropriate supplies to provide immediate and necessary first aid suitable for
the services provided. At a minimum, such kit must contain adhesive bandages,
sterile pads, flexible gauze bandages, first aid tape, and antiseptic to dress
a minor cut or injury.
B. Guided
Hunt- Camp Safety Kit Registrants are responsible for keeping and maintaining a
safety kit at each camp which contains appropriate supplies to necessary
provide first aid for the services provided. The camp safety kit must be of a
size appropriate for 50% of the guests at the camp. At a minimum, such safety
kit must contain adhesive bandages in varying sizes, sterile pads, flexible
gauze bandages, first aid tape, and antiseptic suitable to dress a large wound
or injury.
C. Equipment
1. Registrants shall provide safe,
serviceable, and sufficient equipment in good working condition (e.g., without
tears) for its intended use. The equipment provided shall be clean and adequate
to provide the services for which the outfitter contracted.
2. Registrants shall make all equipment
available for inspection upon request of an authorized agent to effectuate
section 12-145-113, C.R.S.
3. This Rule shall not apply to a client's
personal equipment that the client chooses to provide and use during outfitting
services. A client's provision of his or her own equipment shall not relieve
the registrant from any obligations under this Rule.
D. HOUSING OR CAMP FACILITIES Registrants
shall maintain safe, orderly, and sanitary housing or camp facilities at all
times and shall provide clean, fresh drinking water, protect all food from
contamination, and dispose of all garbage, debris, and human waste properly.
Housing or camp facilities shall comply with federal, state, and local land use
and posting regulations. Livestock facilities shall be separate from camp
facilities. Streams shall be protected from contamination.
Notes
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