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    HEALTH, SAFETY, AND NUTRITION FOR THE

    YOUNG CHILD

    APPENDIX C: HEALTH AND SAFETY


    CHECKLIST
    Kelly McKown

    Health and Safety Checklist

    Safety Factor Yes No Description/Comments


    All areas are safe, clean, and free from pests.

    Exits are clearly marked, and emergency evacuation routes and other
    safety procedures are posted in the classroom and in appropriate
    locations throughout the site.

    Lighting is sufficient and adequate for all classroom activities.

    Emergency lighting is available in case of a power failure.

    Fire extinguishers are available, accessible, tested, and serviced


    regularly.

    Smoke, carbon monoxide, and as necessary, radon detectors are installed,


    properly located, and tested regularly.

    Current child care, health, fire, and other applicable licenses and
    inspection certificates are present on site.

    All indoor and outdoor spaces meet minimum square footage


    requirements per most stringent regulations.

    All playground areas are visible to supervising adults.

    Necessary accommodations and modifications are made to ensure the


    safety, comfort, and full participation of all children including those with
    disabilities.

    [1] Health and Safety Screener: Policies and Procedures for Head Start Programs by Office of Head Start is in
    the public domain

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