Emergency Plans and Procedures Sample Clauses

Emergency Plans and Procedures. The PROVIDER shall ensure that the operation of the facility adheres to all applicable Department, federal, state, and local safety and fire codes and fire and - safety inspections. Emergency plans and policies shall comply with the Department of Juvenile Justice Services Manual, dated February 1997, on addition to the Department of Juvenile Justice Quality Assurance Manuals for Moderate Risk Residential Programs High (and Maximum) Risk Residential Programs, dated January 1996 Residential Programs, dated January 1996. The PROVIDER shall prepare a fire evacuation plan in compliance with all Department, state, federal, and local regulations, law and statutes. The PROVIDER shall ensure the plan provides for specific routes of evacuation, fire drills, and additional precautions required for evacuation of dangerous youth and that PROVIDER staff shall be trained in all phases of emergency procedures as well as prevention. The PROVIDER shall review the evacuation plan annually, (each year on the anniversary date of the admission of the first client into the program), update as necessary, and reissue to the local fire jurisdiction and Department approval. The PROVIDER shall ensure that at no time shall any youth be permitted to use any flammable, toxic, or caustic materials. The PROVIDER shall ensure that specifications for the selection and purchase of facility furnishings shall indicate the fire safety and nontoxic performance requirements for use in Department facilities.
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