• Respect others: behave in such a way that you do not endanger or prejudice others
• Ski and snowboard in control: take account of conditions, ability and terrain
• Choose a safe route: take account of all mountain users around you
• Overtaking: leave enough room to allow the person you are overtaking to make an unexpected manoeuvre
• Look both ways: when starting a run, entering a run or setting off again after a stop to make sure it is safe
• Stopping on the piste: avoid stopping in narrow areas or where visibility is restricted. Move to the side of a piste if you have to stop.
• Climbing and descending on foot: keep to the side of the piste at all times
• Obey all signs and markers: they are there for your safety - never ski down a closed run
• At the scene of an accident: you are duty bound to assist
• Witness: should you witness an accident it is your duty to assist the ski patrol with any relevant information