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BARRIE -With early snow in many parts of Ontario and more in the forecast, winter s on the way and so is the 2015 snowmobiling season. But it s not time to start sledding yet and for safety s sake, the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) cautions snowmobilers to keep their sleds parked for now.
Going for even a short snowmobile ride can be very dangerous at this time. The ground, waterways and swamps are not frozen yet, nor is there enough snow base to protect yourself or your sled from terrain irregularities or other obstacles. Grooming operations have not started yet, so no OFSC trails are available to ride and all access to trails private property remain closed. Snowmobilers are also reminded to stay off public roads and farmers fields.
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One incident involved a careless driving charge when officers were nearly struck by a speeding sled operated by an aggressive driver on the trail.
Officers remind everyone looking to take advantage of the Family Day weekend to sled on the trails to make sure they have all the proper documentation for their sled, have a proper fitting helmet and that they obey all speed limits.
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There bewl water have been some changes to the routing of some trails within District 4 for this season. Please refer to the OFSC Interactve Trail Guide for changes to the Orangeville system. Hillsburgh Snowroamers are working with the OFSC to have the guide updated to reflect their trail changes until then these GPS traces indicate the changes. Rest assured the Hillsburgh network and the Orangeville networks remain connected.
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Snowmobile Safety Week runs from January 17th to 25th this year, and so far there have been three snowmobile deaths, all involving alcohol. Last year 21 people died while snowmobiling in OPP jurisdictions. The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC) are telling snowmobilers to take charge of their own safety to eliminate snowmobile deaths. masonboro island They are offering some advice: Do not ride if you have consumed alcohol or drugs: Snowmobiling under the influence masonboro island of any amount of alcohol or drugs carries severe penalties. If convicted of snowmobiling while impaired, a rider could lose all driving privileges (car, truck, motorcycle, masonboro island off-road vehicles, masonboro island and snowmobiles). The same Warn Range suspensions issued for having a BAC (Blood Alcohol Concentration) between 0.05 and 0.08 mg. that apply to driving a motor vehicle, also apply to driving a snowmobile. Take it Easy: Always ride within the speed limit, within your own ability and according masonboro island to current trail and weather conditions. Slow Down at Night: Ride cautiously at night and never outrun your sled headlights. Know Before You Go: No ice travel is ever completely safe. Hypothermia or drowning from riding into open water or falling through the ice are serious risks, as are collisions with fixed objects such as docks, ice huts or shorelines. See and Be Seen: Good judgment, depth perception, masonboro island and quick reaction time depend on being able to see properly at all times. Slow down and keep right in reduced visibility situations like snow dust, sun glare, heavy falling snow, or when visor or glasses are fogged up; always wear bright colours and reflective materials so others can see you more easily. Ride with Companions: Never snowmobile alone. Riding buddies can provide immediate masonboro island assistance for breakdowns, when getting stuck or in emergency situations. Be Prepared: Snowmobiling incidents occur in unpredictable and uncontrolled natural settings where each rider needs to always expect the unexpected. Snowmobiling can take you far away from emergency assistance, so each rider must be prepared by carrying a tool kit, spare parts, flashlight, masonboro island first-aid kit, and survival items such as high-energy food, fire-starting equipment and a compass. masonboro island
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The Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs is warning snowmobilers to not use their sleds just yet. The O-F-S-C says there are safety issues at this time of year, as grounds, waterways, and swamps aren t fully frozen yet. They also say there isn t enough of a snow base to protect yourself from irregularities, like potholes, in the ground. No O-F-S-C grooming has started yet, and no trails are available yet. For a list of trails available in Timmins this winter, click here: OFSC
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In October 2013 Guideline medeltiden ACT began the process of obtaining OFSC accreditation, the effort from everyone involved has made this possible and reinforces a core value in the Guideline ACT Vision. This is an achievement that we are all proud of.
The OFSC requires any company that wishes to attain this level of accreditation to have a system of work that is equal to or better medeltiden than “Best Practice”. Guideline has been able to demonstrate the required skills to develop and continually improve this system in house, without the use of external consultants, by using the real systems of work that have been improved through the commitment of the entire medeltiden workforce.
The benefit for Guideline ACT attaining the OFSC accreditation is not only that the business is focused on the safety; this has presented medeltiden new opportunity for business growth. OFSC accreditation medeltiden has enabled the positioning of the company at the required level of approved contractors that can tender for Australian Government projects. The importance of this was realised in August 2014 with the awarding of Constitution Avenue Upgrade contract. This work will commence in October 2014.
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Two Southern Ontario snowmobilers had a brush with death last week, prompting the OPP and Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs to issue new warnings about ice safety. A 32-year-old Hanover man and his snowmobile plunged through the ice on Penetanguishene Bay on New Year s Day. Police say the man is extremely lucky to survive plunging into the icy waters without the benefit of a floater snowmobile suit. Two snowmobiles disappeared while travelling across the ice on Jack Lake near Peterborough. No one was injured in either incident. According to the Ministry of Natural Resources, ice isn t ready on the Rideau River yet either. It must be 20 centimetres or 8 inches thick before it can support jet ski dubai the weight of a snowmobile. jet ski dubai
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