Fainting m. The Nervous System n. Head and Spinal Injuries o. Epinephrine auto-injector Training Additional performance obligations are noted in Schedule G to this Agreement. Schedule B – Safety and Training Safety The Operator must provide safety orientation and evacuation drills for all Drivers, permanent or temporary, a minimum of once annually. The Operator must provide, if requested by the Consortium, the date(s) and agenda for any such orientation or drills and the Consortium shall have the option to attend such orientation or drills. The Operator is required to keep accurate records of all employees’ training and make them available to the Consortium when requested. The program should consist of the following: Initial Training
Fainting. Please list any complications that resulted from any of the above illnesses: Does the child suffer from any serious or chronic illness? Please indicate any injuries, hospitalizations or surgeries (please add dates, reasons, and complications): How many times a year does the child suffer from the following?: Ear Infections: Strep Throat: Colds: Does the child have any allergies (medications, supplements, contact agents, foods, environment, etc.)?: Vaccinations (please check) Vaccination ✓ Age received Reaction to vaccine? Hepatitis B (HBV) Measles/Mumps/Rubella (MMR) Injected/Oral Polio (IPV/OPV/TOPV) Diptheria/Tetanus/Pertussis (DTP) Chicken Pox (Varivax) Haemophilus influenza B (HiB/HbCV) Pneumococcal Flu shot Meningitis Prevnar (pneumonia) Other:
Fainting a) Lower head between knees or lie down with feet elevated.
