Common use of Climbing Clause in Contracts

Climbing.  Climbing is a risk activity that you do at your own risk.  You assume full responsibility for your own activity on the climbing wall.  Neither the wall owner nor the staff may be held responsible for any loss or damage inflicted in connection with climbing.  You must follow the rules for safe climbing, as described on the “climbing code” poster.  You must do your utmost to attend to your own safety and the safety of others. The knowledge and skill requirements of the climbing card must be followed. It is one’s own responsibility to arrange accident insurance that covers climbing. A climbing card/lead card is a requirement for belaying. Regular controls are implemented. Any member unable to present such a card during controls may be removed from the climbing wall. All belaying should take place standing, and the person performing the belaying must be no more than two metres from the climbing wall. When top roping in overhangs, intermediate anchors must be used. Please advise of any incorrect belaying.