Common use of Shared Risk Clause in Contracts

Shared Risk. Both parties recognize that there are risks inherent in program activities and those risks cannot be completely eliminated without altering the nature of the activities. These program activities may cause bodily injury, and in extreme cases even death. Both parties recognize that in co-facilitating these activities there is shared organizational risk, and are entering into this agreement voluntarily. Both parties recognize that Cottonwood Gulch Expeditions staff has extensive knowledge and training in managing risks in the field while leading outdoor education activities and will serve as lead guides, supported by chaperones provided by the partner institution. Both parties recognize that ensuring staff and chaperones are prepared and engaged for the entirety of field days is essential to managing risk effectively.