EMERGENCY POLICY. 1. If there is an unforeseen emergency, declared by the city, on the day of the rental, and the NPEC is deemed unable to be utilized by the Client, a refund of the rental fee, confirmation deposit and the security deposit will be issued to the Client.
EMERGENCY POLICY. In case of life-threatening emergency, fire, smoke, CO alarm, or suspected criminal activity, dial 911 or other appropriate emergency personnel.
EMERGENCY POLICY. In the event of an emergency at Prime Time, parents will be notified by telephone to come pick up their children. Once notified, parents will have 30 minutes to come pick up their children before penalties are assessed. This is for the protection of the children and the staff.
EMERGENCY POLICY. ▪ To reduce the risk of fire, this building follows the fire safety rules and state laws regarding smoke detectors and fire extinguishers. ▪ In case the power goes out, we keep a first aid kit, flashlights, and extra blankets. ▪ We keep near the phone a list of emergency numbers (police, hospital, and ambulance) and the emergency contact numbers for all my clients. These contact numbers will be brought with whenever we take the children on a field trip or other excursion away from the center. ▪ You must provide center staff with the names and phone numbers of at least one other person to call if I cannot reach you in an emergency. ▪ You must keep me informed at all times of how you can be reached in an emergency, and then check your pager, voice mail, and cell phone often. If you leave work early, go to another location for the day, or vary your normal routine, you must let me know how I can contact you that day. ▪ If your child is involved in a serious or life-threatening emergency, we first will call 911 and get immediate medical care, and then I will call you as soon as possible. ▪ If your child is involved in an emergency that is not serious or life-threatening, I will call you as soon as possible. ▪ My emergency plan includes: • a fire escape plan posted in each room • an emergency meeting place away from the child care building. • fire drills as required by state law • an emergency plan for a tornado. • an emergency plan for transporting the children. • a general emergency plan to respond to accidents. • a backup caregiver who can care for the children in case I have a personal emergency ▪ I am required to report any child care accident that requires treatment by a physician to the White Earth Child Care Program ▪ There is no swimming pool, lake, river, or body of water on or adjacent to the center. ▪ There is an wading pool on the property. ▪ Children are not allowed to play in the wading pool unless an adult is present to supervise them. ▪ I must have your written permission before I will allow your child to use the wading pool. ▪ I will transport the children by car only with your written permission. My reasons for transporting the children may include, but are not limited to: • field trips, the library, the park, the beach or swimming pool • transporting children in the event of an emergency ▪ When I transport children, I will secure them in an appropriate child seat or carrier as required by state law. ▪ I do offer field trips and will need writ...
EMERGENCY POLICY. In the case of an emergency if any of the listed contacts and emergencycontacts cannot be reached, the director or acti ng person in charge of ISTEIN as well as the medical staff at New York Hospital Queens has my permission to make decisions regarding the emergency care or tre atment for the student listed below. I hereby waive and release ISTEIN, and/or its designees from any and all liability and costs associated with any accidents and emergency care. I further understand that I or my medical insurance carrier will be responsible for any medical expenses arising from said emergencyor treatment.
EMERGENCY POLICY. In the event of a medical/psychiatric emergency, the patient should call 911/988 or go to their local emergency room first, to seek
EMERGENCY POLICY. It is the policy of St. Mary’s Preschool to notify a parent when a child is ill or in need of medical attention. Should the occasion arise that a child requires immediate medical attention, due to illness or injury, and we are unable to contact the parents, an ambulance will be called. I authorize the staff at the preschool to call an ambulance in the case of injury or illness of my child if we, the parents, cannot immediately be reached. I understand that if an ambulance is called for my child, I will be responsible for paying any ambulance fees associated with transportation to Chilliwack General Hospital. I hereby give consent for my child, named above, to receive medical attention. I hereby grant permission for the staff at St. Mary’s Preschool to administer first Aid Procedures whenever deemed necessary.
EMERGENCY POLICY. Please note that my practice does not provide emergency support. In the event of a crisis, emergency, or the need for immediate emotional support please contact a mental health support line, suicide crisis line at 0-000-000-0000, call 911, or go to your nearest emergency room. Texts are solely for administrative communication and when emailing me with urgent information please note that I might not be able to respond promptly. ● As a client I have the right to ask questions about my counsellor’s credentials, the services being provided to me, or any other questions about the counselling process. ● I have the right to end counselling at any time. ● I have the right to voice concerns or complaints to my counsellor. If necessary I have the right to inform the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association of any unethical or unprofessional behaviour by my counsellor. ● I have the right to request access to my personal information or request corrections to this information. ● I have the right to confidentiality. Policies and procedures are in place that are in compliance with the Personal Information Protection Act (PIPA). The online platform utilized for virtual sessions is an encrypted platform.
EMERGENCY POLICY. The LESSEE and the LESSEE’s guests may not block any fire exits or handicap entrances/exits. In the event of an emergency, the LESSEE must notify the proper authorities [911] as well as the VENUE emergency contacts [emergency #: 803.640.0216 and 864.444.7990]. The LESSEE and XXXXXX’s guests must also vacate the building in an orderly and timely fashion if the emergency warrants evacuation. It is advised that the LESSEE appoint one staff member or guest to ensure this is enforced in the event of an emergency.
EMERGENCY POLICY. ● In the advent of a mental health or a medical emergency, please call 911 for help.
