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ECOC & Supervisor Responsibilities

We make sure that everyone understands exactly what they are responsible for as we are committed to working with you to provide a successful trip experience. 

Roles & Responsibilities

Our staff work closely with supervisors and organizers throughout the entire booking process and visit. We encourage communication before, during, and after your visit, as part of our commitment to delivering an unforgettable experience. In order to help with your experience, we ask that the organizing person review and understand the following responsibilities, prior to booking the trip.

Supervisors Responsibilities

  • Complete Booking Inquiry form to begin your ECOC experience. Discuss your desired objectives for the program as well as activities, meals, etc.
  • Receive Booking Details and Package Agreement from ECOC. Review and make note of any changes required
  • Submit all necessary forms required for booking confirmation, including deposit. 
  • Ensure that transportation is arranged for proper trip dates and times.
  • Submit a Participant Health Summary Form prior to arrival (2 weeks), provided in the Program Package
  • Provide final attendance numbers prior to arrival (2 weeks)
  • Divide participants into groups for cabins & activities as specified on your schedule. 
Eagle Crest Outdoor Centre | Sundridge

On-Site Responsibilities

Eagle Crest Outdoor Centre

Eagle Crest Staff commit to:

  • Plan & organize all camp activities and schedules.
  • Lead all camp activities & large group activities.
  • Prepare all the necessary equipment and program areas.
  • Keep the group informed via announcements.
  • Provide basic and emergency first-aid as needed.
  • Provide all food and beverage (not including the first lunch unless otherwise arranged).
  • Be available to assist supervisors and volunteers as needed.

Supervisors/ Chaperones

The organizing person/supervisors commit to:

  • Provide supervision for participants when they are not actively participating in the program (i.e. meals, transition times, skit prep time, and evening/overnight supervision).
  • Distribute medication to participants as prescribed.
  • Manage severe behavioral issues, both individual or group.
  • Ensure there are supervisors for each activity group (40 participants = 4 Activity groups = 4 Adults).

If you have any concerns or questions, we are happy to help!

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