Child Supervisor Sample Clauses
The Child Supervisor clause designates an individual or entity responsible for overseeing and ensuring the safety and well-being of a child during specific activities or within certain environments. This clause typically outlines the supervisor's duties, such as monitoring the child's behavior, intervening when necessary, and maintaining appropriate standards of care. By clearly assigning supervisory responsibility, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings about who is accountable for the child's welfare, thereby reducing the risk of harm and potential liability.
Child Supervisor. A "Child Supervisor" is a competent person who is at least sixteen years of age; engaged by the Theatre for the purpose of care and supervision of the child performer(s); with an adequate knowledge (or training by the Theatre) of backstage etiquette, the Theatre’s policies and procedures, and the facilities available for the child performer(s); and who is not an Artist otherwise engaged in another capacity on the production.