NEW
EXPEDITION
RISK MANAGEMENT & SAFETY
Are you a leader that takes safety seriously? This course is for you!
Professional Certification Course - Remote and expeditionary risk management and safety planning (Advanced)
Duration: 5 Modules, 14 lessons, Case Studies, Videos, Quizzes and more! - 9.5 Hours of learning
Certification: Graduates receive the Expedition Risk Management & Safety Certificate, recognized and endorsed by the International Association of Jungle Guides (IAJG) and aligned with international field safety standards.
Price: USD$ 149
Cellphone compatible - Learn from anywhere!
You’ll Learn:
Practical framework for identifying and managing risk on operations and expeditions
Tools for pre-trip planning, dynamic risk assessment, and emergency decision-making
Case studies from guiding, conservation, scientific, and media expeditions
Based on proven international standards in wilderness risk management and expedition leadership
Fully online and self-paced, with optional instructor support
Course Description:
Operating in tropical and remote environments demands more than technical skill — it requires sound judgment, leadership, and a structured approach to safety. The Expedition Risk Management & Safety course provides the knowledge and practical tools to plan, assess, and manage risk effectively in the world’s most challenging ecosystems.
This advanced course is designed for anyone responsible for the safety of people in remote tropical areas. It draws on proven international best practices in expedition risk management, human factors, and operational leadership, adapted specifically for jungle environments.
Learners will explore real-world case studies, risk forecasting methods, communication protocols, and incident response strategies. Completion of the course demonstrates a professional understanding of expedition-specific safety principles and contributes to eligibility for IAJG professional certification.
Get Trained. Get Certified. Get Respected.
What you’ll learn
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Learn how professional expedition leaders identify problems before they become emergencies.
How to systematically identify hazards in remote and changing environments
Practical risk assessment tools used by expedition and field leaders
Understanding likelihood vs consequence to prioritize real threats
Making clear, defensible safety decisions under pressure
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Good intentions do not keep teams safe. Systems do.
How to create simple, repeatable safety plans for expeditions and field operations
Pre-trip planning frameworks that reduce incidents before departure
Communication, briefings, and documentation that support safe leadership
Adapting safety systems to jungles, remote terrain, and limited resources
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When incidents happen, leadership matters more than gear.
Managing incidents calmly and effectively as the person in charge
Decision-making during evacuations, delays, and medical situations
Balancing safety, mission objectives, and team welfare
Protecting yourself, your team, and your organization through professional conduct