Society’s response to risk at Mt Hotham
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The document discusses risk reduction measures taken at Mt Hotham including barriers, signs, and emergency services. A barrier increases safety by blocking access to a hazardous area. Signs inform visitors of risks and how to stay safe. Emergency services are important to have at Mt Hotham in case of accidents or injuries from the risks of skiing and other activities.
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- 1. Society’s Response to risk at Mt Hotham
- 2. List three ways risk has been reduced in the picture below
- 3. Describe how the barrier increases safety
- 4. Evaluate the effectiveness of these signs
- 5. Why is it important to have emergency services on Mt Hotham? Were there any more?
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- 1. Telephone communication Tower2. Snow poles3. Yellowpainted road lines
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