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There was a staff member who could count in ratio without CPR and first aid. A staff member was missing a food handler permit.
A child file noted an allergy but did not include treatment plan.
One staff who count potentially count in ratio had expired first aid and CPR.
There were staff who did not have CPR and first aid who could count in ratio.
Prescription medication stored without authorization form.
Staff who could count in ratio did not have CPR and first aid.
There were staff who work with children without L&I approved training in blood borne pathogens: H. Morris, J. Ruthstrom, A. Hernandez, R. Derbali There were staff who could potentially count in ratio without current first aid and CPR certification: G. Golgert, L. Galeno, H. Morris, D. Ruiz, J. Ruthstrom, A. Hernandez There were staff who could serve food without a current food worker card: L.Galeno, D. Ruiz, J. Ruthstrom, A. HErnandez, R. Derbali
Play equipment did not meet CPSC guidelines due to manufacture's directive for residential use only and placement. Ground cover under play equipment did not meet CPSC guidelines.
An emergency exit was blocked from opening by a rug.
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