Taking the time to develop a written action plan, train staff members, and conduct practice drills can reduce the potential for injuries, lost children, and other incidents during a crisis.
Those who are complacent are by definition self-satisfied or unconcerned. A great definition of complacency is “self-satisfaction accompanied by unawareness of actual dangers or deficiencies.”
Poor and inadequate supervision can easily result in summertime accidents involving children at child care facilities.
Do you know what to do in the event of a fire involving your vehicle?
Tips to avoid toy hazards including toy size, how small a toy can be, and about toy safety.
According to CPSC data, unstable and unsecured TVs and large pieces of furniture kill a child every two weeks, on average, in tip-over incidents that are easily preventable.
The use of lights and sirens has specific risks and benefits. Read about the recommended guidelines for L&S.
Part one of this two-part series on burn prevention in child care centers will focus on bottle warming and how the practice of warming baby bottles can lead to serious burn injuries to children.
A triple net lease requires the tenant of the leased property to pay monthly rent as well as property taxes, property insurance, and to perform regular building maintenance.
When contemplating opening a new health club or specialty workout studio, location is an important factor to consider.