(a) Dates and times of WAC 7080 Any pesticide treatment, if previous drills; Materials that must be applicable; Weight #5 (b) Procedure for posted. sounding alarm; Liability insurance (c) Monthly smoke Licensees must post the coverage, if applicable, or detector check, and carbon following items so that lapse or termination of monoxide detector check if carbon they are clearly visible to such coverage; Weight #1 monoxide detectors are required the parent and staff: under WAC (1) The center’s child care Emergency procedures 170-296A-2950; license issued under this including, but not limited to (d) Floor plan with chapter; the location of emergency escape routes and emergency exits medical information; identified; and (2) A schedule of regular Weight #5 (e) Emergency medical duty hours with the names information or explanation of where of staff; Emergency numbers and that information can be found. (3) A typical activity information, including but (4) Child care licensing information schedule, including not limited to: including: operating hours and 911 or emergency (a) The current scheduled mealtimes; services number; department-issued child care (4) Meal and snack menus Name, address and license; for the month; directions from the (b) If applicable, a copy (5) Fire safety record and nearest arterial street of current department-approved evacuation plans and or nearest cross exceptions to the rules; procedures, including a street to the facility; (5) If applicable, notice of any diagram of exiting routes; Washington poison current or pending department (6) Emergency telephone center toll-free enforcement action. Notice must numbers near the number; and be posted: telephone; DSHS children’s (a) Immediately upon (7) Nondiscrimination administration intake receipt; and poster; (Child Protective (b) For at least two (8) for the staff, the Services) toll-free weeks or until the violation causing licensee must post: number. the enforcement action is Weight #6
(a) Dates and times of previous drills; (b) Procedure for sounding alarm; (c) Monthly smoke detector check, and carbon monoxide detector check if carbon monoxide detectors are required under WAC 170-296A-2950; (d) Floor plan with escape routes and emergency exits identified; and (e) Emergency medical information or explanation of where that information can be found. (4) Child care licensing information including: (a) The current department-issued child care license; (b) If applicable, a copy of current department-approved exceptions to the rules; (5) If applicable, notice of any current or pending department enforcement action. Notice must be posted: (a) Immediately upon receipt; and (b) For at least two weeks or until the violation causing the enforcement action is WAC 7080 Materials that must be posted. Licensees must post the following items so that they are clearly visible to the parent and staff: (1) The center’s child care license issued under this chapter; (2) A schedule of regular duty hours with the names of staff; (3) A typical activity schedule, including operating hours and scheduled mealtimes; (4) Meal and snack menus for the month; (5) Fire safety record and evacuation plans and procedures, including a diagram of exiting routes; (6) Emergency telephone numbers near the telephone; (7) Nondiscrimination poster; (8) for the staff, the licensee must post: Any pesticide treatment, if applicable; Weight #5 Liability insurance coverage, if applicable, or lapse or termination of such coverage; Weight #1 Emergency procedures including, but not limited to the location of emergency medical information; Weight #5 Emergency numbers and information, including but not limited to: 911 or emergency services number; Name, address and directions from the nearest arterial street or nearest cross street to the facility; Washington poison center toll-free number; and DSHS children’s administration intake (Child Protective Services) toll-free number. Weight #6