or child safety outlets that have Are there temperature chemicals, toxins, or automatic shutters which allow requirements for my facility? any product labeled insertion of electrical plugs but “Keep out of reach of (1) You must maintain all block insertion of other objects. children”; rooms used by children at (2) Interior outlets near Ensuring firearms, temperature of: sinks, tubs or toilets must be: guns, weapons, or (a) Sixty-eight degrees (a) Tamper-resistant ammunition are not Fahrenheit to 75 degrees ground fault circuit interrupter on the premises of a Fahrenheit during winter (GFCI) type; or center early learning months; and (b) Made inaccessible to the program. Firearms, (b) Sixty-eight degrees children. guns, weapons, and Fahrenheit to 82 degrees (3) Electrical cords must be: ammunition on the Fahrenheit during the summer (a) Secured to prevent a premises of a family months. tripping hazard; home early learning (2) In addition, you must: (b) In good working order, program must be (a) Equip the room or not torn or frayed and without stored in a locked gun building with a mechanical air any exposed wire; and safe or locked room cooling system or equivalent (c) Plugged directly into an inaccessible to when the inside temperature of outlet or a surge protector. children. If stored in a child-occupied areas exceeds (4) Power strips with a locked room, each gun 82 degrees Fahrenheit. This surge protector may be used must be stored includes but is not limited to, and must be made inaccessible unloaded and with a swamp coolers, fans, air to the children. trigger lock or other conditioners, or drip systems; (5) Extension cords may be disabling device. The used only for a brief or locked room must be temporary purpose and must inaccessible to be plugged directly into an children at all times; outlet or into a surge protected and power strip. Preventing WAC 170-296A-4360 children from attempting Area lighting to walk or go through a (1) In the licensed space, glass door, window, or lighting must be bright in the other glass barrier, there must be stickers or art
or child safety outlets that have automatic shutters which allow insertion of electrical plugs but block insertion of other objects. (2) Interior outlets near sinks, tubs or toilets must be: (a) Tamper-resistant ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) type; or (b) Made inaccessible to the children. (3) Electrical cords must be: (a) Secured to prevent a tripping hazard; (b) In good working order, not torn or frayed and without any exposed wire; and (c) Plugged directly into an outlet or a surge protector. (4) Power strips with a surge protector may be used and must be made inaccessible to the children. (5) Extension cords may be used only for a brief or temporary purpose and must be plugged directly into an outlet or into a surge protected power strip. WAC 170-296A-4360 Area lighting (1) In the licensed space, lighting must be bright in the Are there temperature requirements for my facility? (1) You must maintain all rooms used by children at temperature of: (a) Sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit to 75 degrees Fahrenheit during winter months; and (b) Sixty-eight degrees Fahrenheit to 82 degrees Fahrenheit during the summer months. (2) In addition, you must: (a) Equip the room or building with a mechanical air cooling system or equivalent when the inside temperature of child-occupied areas exceeds 82 degrees Fahrenheit. This includes but is not limited to, swamp coolers, fans, air conditioners, or drip systems; chemicals, toxins, or any product labeled “Keep out of reach of children”; Ensuring firearms, guns, weapons, or ammunition are not on the premises of a center early learning program. Firearms, guns, weapons, and ammunition on the premises of a family home early learning program must be stored in a locked gun safe or locked room inaccessible to children. If stored in a locked room, each gun must be stored unloaded and with a trigger lock or other disabling device. The locked room must be inaccessible to children at all times; and Preventing children from attempting to walk or go through a glass door, window, or other glass barrier, there must be stickers or art
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