So good we decided to do it again...

The meeting will start at 6 pm.  Here is the link:

https://zoom.us/j/98762071150

This will be a fun, informal, and interactive info session for those members who would like to know more about organizing club trips.  

In preparation for this tutorial, anyone who has yet to post a trip should become familiar with the website.  Add a new trip to the club schedule by selecting a start date in October of 2020, and put the word "TEST" in the title.  This helps us manage test trips.  It's suggested you post a test-trip for a route you've done before and would consider doing with a small group. Or K2 with your family.  Your call.  This will help you understand the requirements of adding trip description details for the group, such as required equipment.  We will discuss screening questions.  This is super important to ensure participants have the necessary skills, e.g. AST-1, or to find out who can drive (especially if 4WD is needed or preferred).

During this session we shall endeavor to discuss:

• How to pick a destination that you'll most likely be comfortable with.
• How many people to take, i.e. a safe minimum and maximum.
• Safety considerations, including club insurance coverage.
• Club tools available to you, such as ice climbing tools.
• An overview of the process from posting the trip to saying "goodnight".
• The benefits of being a frequent trip organizer, e.g. Pro Deals.
• The BCMC Trip Organizer Insurance Program and Coverage/Liability

In preparation, please review these archived Trip Organizer video tutorials (blasts from the past):

• Adding a Trip to BCMC - filling in the form. An introduction for BCMC Trip Organizers that discusses how to fill in the online form used to add a new trip to the schedule.
• Adding a Trip to BCMC - adding participants. An explanation of the various ways members are added to a trip, including the option to manually add a non-member.
• Adding a Trip to BCMC - actions and options. This explains various options for managing a trip, including an example of changing a participant list status when the screening option was used.

Climb-On!