Water Safety. Approved safety equipment and gear such as life vests will be provided.
Water Safety. 10.1 Before the commencement of the Letting Period, the Landlord shall provide on request to the University a copy of the property Legionella Risk Assessment in accordance with the provisions set out in ACOP L8 Legionnaires’ disease The control of legionella bacteria in water systems and guidance HSG 274 part 2 Legionnaires’’ disease: The control of legionella bacteria in hot and cold water systems.
Water Safety. All guest to be aware of the water safety rules and strongly advised to read the water safety leaflet provided. Children under 18 must be supervised by their parents/guardians at all times. It is recommended that younger children and non-swimmers wear water safety equipment when in the vicinity of the lake and ponds.
Water Safety. All tenants agree and acknowledge that:
Water Safety. Drowning is the most common cause of unintentional injury-related deaths for young children in Arizona. The primary prevention strategies are Adult supervision, Barriers, and Classes. To keep children as safe as possible around water, STRONG Families requires Host Families to: Have a fence and appropriate window and gate locks according to ARS 36-1681 in order to host children under the age of 6 years old. Keep the fence in good condition and all gates closed & locked at all times. Ladders for above ground pools should be stored or locked when adult supervision is not available. Always have an adult supervising a child that is in a pool or spa area, including public pools, neighbors’ or friends’ pools, your own pool, etc. Consider other bodies of water that are 18”+ deep and provide protective barriers and supervision. Home or yard includes the following (check all that apply): ☐ Swimming Pool ☐ Pond ☐ Hot Tub ☐ Other (Specify: ) Safe Sleeping In 2018, unsafe sleep environments contributed to 24% of preventable deaths among children. The safest way for a child under 1 year old to sleep is on their back, on a firm sleep surface, with no pillows, blankets, loose bedding, bumpers, toys, etc. Babies should never be laid on a couch, nor left in a car seat or swing to sleep. Children should never co-sleep with adults. Children should not co-sleep with unrelated children. A hosting will only be approved if the appropriate number and type of beds are available to allow each child their own bed/crib. STRONG Families recognizes that some siblings will choose to co-sleep and forcing them to sleep separately may cause unnecessary grief or trauma. However, it is recommended that they be encouraged to sleep in their own designated beds whenever possible. Children under 1 year old should only sleep in an appropriate infant crib or pack and play and always alone. Children should sleep in age-appropriate beds such as a toddler bed once they can climb out of a crib, or a bed no higher than 4 feet off the ground (including a top bunk) when under 6 years old. The Host Family agrees to abide by all of the above requirements and recommendations to provide the safest environment for children. The Host Family agrees to notify STRONG Families should there be any changes in their home including a new pool or body of water, new firearms or changes to the storage of firearms, changes to the safety barriers of a body of water, or changes to available beds for children. Failure to abid...
Water Safety. The Participant represents and undertakes that the Participant can swim 50 metres fully clothed, can tread water for 3 minutes unaided, and has no known medical conditions which would preclude the Participant from racing.
Water Safety. The Participant represents and undertakes that the Participant has no known medical conditions which would preclude the Participant from racing and can exit a capsized boat safely, resurface and utilise the boat as a safety boat.
Water Safety. The User must be able to perform certain self preservation and defensive techniques as identified by the RLS Examiner.
