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746.3311(a)(3) - Special Diets - Employees given information
While conducting an investigation it was found that children were not appropriately supervised when the caregiver did not adequately intervene when a known biter was in the classroom.
Based on information obtained during an investigation, it was determined that a child was inappropriately supervised while in care.
The operation did not turn in the required training. The files were reviewed for the HASA and the drivers for the vans did not have current transportation training.
The operation did not turn in the completed food allergy plan. The allergy alert plan for one child did not have a parent signature.
The operation did not turn in the required training. Training hours were reviewed for the HASA and all 10 records were missing the Hazardous materials training and Abuse/Neglect Training.
The allergy alert plan for one child did not have a parent signature.
The files were reviewed for the HASA and the drivers for the vans did not have current transportation training.
Training hours were reviewed for the HASA and all 10 records were missing the Hazardous materials training and Abuse/Neglect Training.
The 10 staff records reviewed for the HASA did not have training for Child Maltreatment.
During inspection two employees were present supervising children that did not have an eligible background. The employees left during the inspection.
Staff records were reviewed and the 9 out of the 10 records did not have the 6 required topics for the year.
During the inspection, two of the five files were not available for review.
Out of 10 staff records reviewed the following was missing: - 9 records were missing annual Administering Medications training - 1 record was missing current Transportation training
One caregiver has a pending background check while caring for children. This was corrected at inspection when the caregiver left the classroom.
Out of ten personnel records reviewed, five records did not have personnel and training records available for review.
A fire inspection had not been conducted within the required time frame.
Out of ten personnel records reviewed, five records were missing required documentation.
Out of ten children's records reviewed, four records were missing current immunizations.
Out of nine personnel records reviewed, the following was observed: -Three records were missing Proof of Education; -Two records were missing current CPR and First Aid certification; and, -One record was missing a Notarized Affidavit of Employment
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