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Most of the fields in Edge Auditor are self-explanatory. This page summarizes the layout and provides information on a few of the less-intuitive fields.

If asked to provide an accident report, give the person Max's email address (max.mcneal@brightonresort.com) and notify Max.

The Edge Auditor screen is divided into three parts:

• The top part always displays incident information. This includes the incident time, incident date, and incident location.
• The middle part displays Report Sections that can be one of these:
  • Injured Person Details
  • Description of Incident
  • Equipment
  • Probable Injury/Illness
  • First Aid Rendered
  • Transport & Patrollers
  • Site Conditions
  • Additional Questions
• The bottom part always displays the patroller comments, patroller's signature, and Report Completion information.

The fact that the top and bottom parts remain the same while the middle part can change between eight sections is disorienting.

Vitals are entered by tapping on an unintuitive heartbeat waveform image that is displayed in the upper left corner of the app.

• Incident Time. The estimated time when the accident occurred (or the illness began).
• Incident Location. Choose one of the menu options. Choose "Freestyle Terrain" for terrain parks (see documenting terrain park incidents).
• Description of Location. Provide additional information regarding the location.

Vitals are entered by tapping on an unintuitive heartbeat waveform image that is displayed in the top-left corner of the app (it does not look like a button).

The vitals section is not intuitive. Each time you select "Add More" another vitals section is added to the page. You need to scroll up/down the page to see the sections.

You can't add A&Ox in the "AVPU" field. That's a shame because there is a huge difference between A&Ox1 and A&Ox4. Consider adding details in the patroller comments section.

As explained above, the middle portion of the Edge Auditor can display eight different reports. This is a bit disorienting.

You can scan the barcode on the back of the guest's driver's license to fill in the information in this section. Note that the gender always gets set to "female" when you scan their license.

• Group Name. If they are skiing with a group (e.g., a school), enter the name of the group.
• Allergies. If you slide this switch to the right, an additional field will appear where you can enter the allergens.
• Glasses/contact lenses. If the guest is night skiing and wearing dark goggles, consider entering that in the patroller comments section.

• How did the incident occur? Have the guest write a description of what happened. If the guest is unable to write the description, ask them what happened, write it down in their words (surrounded by quotes), and write "Transcribed by <your name>".
• Against The Advice Given... Slide this switch to the right if the guest refuses care against your medical advice. (If you ski up to a guest and they don't want any assistance, and if you don't provide any assistance, you do not need to complete any documentation. However, if the guest requested assistance, you must complete an incident report even if you don't provide any care.)
• Signature Type. Specified who signed the "signature" field. If the "signature" field is not signed (e.g., they were transferred to Fire), explain this in the patroller comments section.
• Signature. This is the guest's signature. They should sign it after filling in the "How did this incident occur" field.

The fields in this section are fairly self-explanatory.

• Equipment.
  If the guest rented the equipment from Brighton:
  1. Select "Area Rental".
  2. Label the boots and skis using white tape with the guest's name, the date, and either "injured" or "uninjured."
  3. Put the gear in the aid room's entrance area.
  4. (Note that we used to call the rental shop (extension 108) and tell them the equipment is in the Aid Room. They now receive an email when you select "Area Rental" in the report.)

After specifying the injured "part" and "side", remember to slide the "Is this the primary injury" switch to the right. Select "Add Injury" if the guest has multiple injuries.

The fields in this section are fairly self-explanatory. It is perferable to specify the aid you provided using broad terms (e.g., "Performed an assessment") rather than listing each step (e.g., "palpated their spine, checked CSM x4, obtained a SAMPLE history"), because it is difficult to document every step you performed.

The fields in this section are fairly self-explanatory. However, it is easy to overlook adding patrollers. Use the "Add Patroller" to add additional patrollers. Be sure to specify that one of the patrollers was the "Primary Responder".

If you enter patrollers in the "Additional Personnel Involved" section, enter their full names (first and last) and not their Brighton radio number.

The fields in this section are fairly self-explanatory.

Select Collision, Lift, or Terrain Park if applicable. This will display additional fields and you should fill out the appropriate supplemental report (e.g., Collision or Terrain Park).

The patroller comments section is always displayed regardless of which "Report Sections" is displayed. An unintuitive horizontal line separates the report section from the patroller comments.

Only put information in this section that is appropriate to share. Put additional information in the patroller comments supplement. Do not mention any supplements in this section.

These fields relate to the person completing the report, not the guest.

• Name. This is the name of the person who completed the incident report.
• Date. This is the date the incident report was completed.
• Signature. This is the signature of the person who completed the incident report.

The following supplemental reports are available in Edge Auditor. Link the supplement to the incident report. Do not reference these supplements in the incident report.

• Additional Comments.
• Collision Report. See the Collisions page.
• Incident Diagram.
• Instructor Comments.
• Investigator's Comments.
• Lift Incident Report.
• Patroller Comments.
  This supplement is for additional information. There is also a patroller comments section in the incident report that is used for simple comments. You must complete a Patroller Comments supplement for all serious accidents and for all ALS incidents. Never reference this supplement in the incident report, but do link it to the incident report.
  
  • Consider documenting the signage.
  • If the guest was injured in a closed area, document that.
  • If the guest was in a ski school class, document the instructor's name to help connect the supplemental form.
• Photo Log.
  This should only be completed by supervisors. Do not take photos of incidents unless you are instructed to do so.
• Premises Incident.
  Complete this form if the incident involved any resort property (e.g., lift towers, snow guns, etc) or did not occur on the mountain (e.g., slip and falls in restuarants, parking lot, etc).
• Ski Rental - Post Accident.
• Terrain Park Incident.
  If an accident takes place in a terrain park:
  1. Select "Freestyle Terrain" in the Incident Location field and select the name of the park.
  2. Select "Terrain Park" as the Incident Type on the Additional Questions tab and complete that section with the guest.
  3. Have a terrain park employee complete a "Terrain Park Incident" supplemental report and link it to the incident report.
• Transport Only Form. This supplement does not need to be linked to an incident report.
• VECC Sheet. The patroller in charge of a 10-50 should fill out a VECC supplement. (Stated in late-2024 but this may shift to Dispatch.)
• Witness Statement.