From Planning to Debrief
Trip templates and scheduling, route planning, staffing, hazard documentation, briefings and debriefs, communication logs, incident reporting, and land use reporting. An integrated system for every trip your program runs.
Field Risk OS program dashboard: active trips on a live topo map, shown in light and dark mode.
Program Dashboard
One System. Every Trip.
Most outdoor programs run on a web of spreadsheets, forms, handwritten notes, and siloed knowledge. Field Risk OS integrates those pieces into one connected platform.
- Trip Planning
- Season Scheduling
- Briefings & Debriefs
- Incident & Near Miss Reporting
- Comms Logging
- Active Incident Documentation
- People & Certifications
- Program Analytics
- Land Use Reporting
Field Risk OS Customer
“The more I explore Field Risk OS, the more excited I am about what it means for TVRC: streamlining our operations and helping us hold on to the institutional knowledge we’ve built on these trips year after year. Building our trips, briefing our staff, and having the reporting and dashboards to back it up, all in one system, is incredible.”
Your Platform
Built for summer camps, outdoor education organizations, university outdoor programs, guide services, and other organizations running multi-day wilderness expeditions.
Documentation as Part of the Workflow
From briefings, pre-departure checklists, communication logs, and incident reports to follow-ups, staffing, and certification management, documentation is created as part of your workflow, not as an extra step.
Incident Reporting
Incident reports and near misses can be filed efficiently from a phone or computer, each linked to the trip and people involved. Lessons from reviews can be added to trip templates for future briefings and feed robust, safety-science-informed incident analytics.
People and Certifications
Because Field Risk OS is an integrated system, your people library is a powerful tool. People, along with their certifications, allergies, dietary restrictions, and trip histories, are directly connected to their trips, incidents, and more.
The Trip Lifecycle
Planning
Created from a trip template
Upcoming
Dates and people added
Briefed
Pre-departure briefing completed
Lessons carry into the next trip
Debriefed
Lessons learned and carried forward
Returned
Group back and accounted for
In the Field
Comms and incident reporting
- 1PlanningCreated from a trip template
- 2UpcomingDates and people added
- 3BriefedPre-departure briefing completed
- 4In the FieldComms and incident reporting
- 5ReturnedGroup back and accounted for
- 6DebriefedLessons learned and carried forward
- Lessons carry into the next trip
Hi, I’m George.
Before building Field Risk OS, I supported research teams in Antarctica, managed a summer camp backcountry trips program in Wyoming, and guided commercial expeditions in Alaska. Field Risk OS is built from the ground up for expedition programs, using my own experience, industry research, and conversations with dozens of program leaders, safety experts, and systems thinkers. It’s the tool I always wished I had.
Run Your Next Season on Field Risk OS
I spent years leading trips and programs on a patchwork of spreadsheets, paper forms, email attachments, and siloed institutional knowledge. If this sounds familiar, let’s see if Field Risk OS could be a good fit for your program.
Talk to George
Connect This Fall
I’ll be exhibiting at three conferences this fall. Come say hi!
Exhibiting
Wilderness Risk Management Conference
October 20 to 22
Portland, OR
Exhibiting
ACA CampForward
October 27 to 29
Lake Geneva, WI
Exhibiting
AEE International Conference: Ascend
November 12 to 14
Estes Park, CO
Background: Wind River Range, Wyoming. Trails: Titcomb Basin to Elkhart Park, Bridger Wilderness (larger screens), and the Continental Divide Trail, Sweetwater River to Green River Lakes (phones and tablets). Terrain: USGS 3DEP. Trail data: © OpenStreetMap contributors.