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1. General provisions

Choose an object for the excursion that ensures complete safety.

The teacher is responsible for observing safety rules and protecting the lives of students.

The leader of the excursion must constantly monitor the students.

It is prohibited to conduct a tour on open and closed switchgears, during a thunderstorm, during rain, fog and at night.

2. Safety requirements before the start of the tour

Before each excursion, students are introduced to the general characteristics of the excursion object, its route and safety rules that must be followed during the excursion.

The number of students participating in the excursion at a time should not exceed 25 people.

When going on an excursion with students, the teacher must have a travel first aid kit with him.

Students admitted to the excursion must be dressed appropriately and not carry items that create a danger during the excursion.

Before the tour, roll call is made and those present are noted.

3. Safety requirements during the excursion

The second roll call and marking of the students present is carried out upon arrival at the excursion site.

If public transport is used to transport students to the excursion site, boarding is carried out in groups under the direction of the teacher. In this case, first the students enter the vehicles, and then the excursion leader. Students are disembarked from the vehicle in the same manner. You can also deliver students to the excursion site using specially designated vehicles. For this purpose, it is allowed to use buses and closed trucks.

Transporting children in open trucks is prohibited.

During excursions, it is prohibited to light fires to avoid fire and burns to students.

It is prohibited to drink water from open reservoirs during the excursion. It is necessary to offer in advance to take drinking water with you.

During the tour, students are not allowed to take off their shoes and walk barefoot.

4. Safety requirements after the end of the tour

At the end of the excursion, before setting off on the return trip, the teacher takes all students out of the excursion site and checks their availability against the list.

Upon returning from the excursion, the students are checked again according to the list.

5. Safety requirements in emergency situations

In the event of an emergency at the excursion site, the teacher takes the students to a safe place. In the event of an accident, students are taken to a safe place, and first aid is provided to the victim.

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