W. Va. Code R. § 64-2-12 - Fire Safety and Emergency Operations
12.1. Fire Safety.
12.1.a. The licensee shall provide evidence
of compliance with applicable rules of the state fire commission. The state
fire marshal's and Secretary's written approval are required for any variation
from compliance with the fire code.
12.2. Emergency Operations.
12.2.a. The medical adult day care shall have
a written emergency operations plan with procedures to be followed in any
emergency that could severely affect the operation of the center.
12.2.b. The emergency operations plan shall
have procedures with specific tasks and responsibilities for each class of
employee in the event of missing participants, high winds, tornadoes, floods,
bomb threats, utility failure, severe winter weather and other applicable plans
based on risk assessment for the location of the center.
12.2.c. The emergency operations plan shall
include at a minimum, the immediate action steps to ensure the safety and
protection of participants, an emergency alternate shelter agreement, an
emergency transportation policy, and notification of legal representative or
next of kin.
12.2.d. The licensee
shall maintain a copy of the emergency operations plan at a central location in
the center, and staff shall know the location of the plan at all
times.
12.2.e. The licensee or
director shall review and update the emergency operations plan on an annual
basis and shall sign and date the plan to verify the review.
12.2.f. The licensee shall conspicuously post
emergency call information near each telephone in the center, with the
telephone numbers of the fire department, the police, an ambulance service and
other appropriate emergency services, and key staff telephone
numbers.
12.2.g. The licensee shall
rehearse the emergency operations plan with all staff annually and shall keep
documentation of the rehearsal that includes verification of participation by
each employee's signature and a critique of the rehearsal by the licensee or
director.
12.2.h. The licensee
shall, on the first day of attendance, show all new participants how to
evacuate the center in an emergency and shall document this in the
participants' records.
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