Forecasts, Watches, Warnings, and Alerts. Monitoring for heat begins when one of these is issued.

Dumpster fire on site.

Don't dance around the subject, when phoning 911 or the non-emergency line these you should mention these two factors right away.

After a storm with heavy rain, you'll need to watch out for this on your way back to Kathleen Andrews.

Aggressive dog

You should dance like no-one's watching... but if no one is watching participants it's important to remember this fact about Alberta laws and unattended children.

During a wind warning with wins blowing steadily at 70km or gusting at 90km or more, it's important to move away from these spaces.

Needle

Now's not the time for the soft-shoe routine. Safe work procedures for this include putting on gloves, warning co-workers, contacting 311, and moving programming away from the hazard.

These are the three general steps to follow when it's no longer safe to program due to weather.

Individual without children who has been approaching participants

It takes two to tango, but a participant asking to borrow some sunscreen or bug spray should illicit this response.

The air quality health index monitors for factors like wildfire smoke and pollutants. These are hazardous and usually lead to cancelled programs at this level.

Individual refusing to leave after you've asked them to do so.

Like the best limbo dancers, these folks will bend over backwards to help you out. They can provide check in calls and site visits for support, and authorize overtime in necessary cases.