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Indicate emergency exits, locations of safety equipment, and other pertinent information.\nEMERGENCY NUMBERS\nBelow is a list of key contacts in the event of an emergency.  This list of emergency numbers shall also be posted at the following locations at the facility: __________________________________\nCOMMUNICATION PLAN\nIn the event of an emergency, the following individuals are responsible for communicating the Department of Public Health, the media, and other agencies:\nEMERGENCY PROCEDURES\nEmergencies procedures for this facility provide the following information:\nResponders –Identification of each anticipated responder and their tasks to handle the emergency.  (What is role of first/primary responder?  Who will provide support? How is the plan adjusted for reduced staffing levels?)\nLocation of appropriate safety equipment – List of equipment needed, its location and accessibility, and names of individuals trained to use it.  Information of replacement or restocking is also included.\nActions – The actions taken by the facility and responsible persons when there is a drowning, chemical spill, fire, earthquake, fight, etc.\nCommunication – List of who needs to be contacted, who will do this, what are they to report, and method (equipment) to do so.\nEvacuations – Steps for evacuations and situations requiring evacuation.\nPool closure – Situations leading to temporary closure of the public pools and steps taken to do so.\nReturn to normal operations – List of actions needed to return to normal operations, including reopening of the pools.\nUpdating the plans – Evaluation of the effectiveness of the plans and persons tasked with making changes to the plan, including new training.\nSAMPLE PLAN TEMPLATE\nReporting/Record Keeping\nThe facility tests the disinfectant residual, pH and water temperature (heated pools) a minimum of once per day.  All water test results, equipment readings, calibrations, and corrective action taken are recorded on a written daily log.\nAdditionally, following any emergency, the facility will record on an Emergency Report the number of bathers, number of lifeguards on duty, weather conditions, water clarity, water quality, and any reported rescues, injuries, and illnesses. Types of emergencies to be reported by site personnel are:\n• Facility Emergency\n• Weather Emergency\n• Fire and Chemical Emergency\n• Medical Emergency\n• Drowning Emergency\n•  Other (specify)___________________________________\nThe incident may be documented and maintained on a paper or electronic report.  The attached sample report can be utilized for each incident or a similar form that captures the same information.\nRecords are stored at ________________ and are maintained for at least two years.\nTraining/practice drills\nThe facility shall provide training on this plan and schedule practice drills as follows:\nSAMPLE DAILY OPERATIONAL RECORD\nSAMPLE EMERGENCY REPORT\nUse additional sheets if needed.  Attach any reports/notices received from first responders/agencies.","cbCaiuZj5TNereci","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuZj5TNereci","docx",102768,6,"English","# Facility Diagram\n# Emergency Numbers\n# Communication Plan\n# Emergency Procedures\n## Responders\n## Safety Equipment\n## Actions\n## Communication\n## Evacuations\n## Pool Closure\n## Return to Normal Operations\n## Updating the Plans\n# Sample Plan Template\n## Reporting/Record Keeping\n## Training/Practice Drills\n## Sample Daily Operational Record\n## Sample Emergency Report","[{\"question\":\"What information must be included in the facility diagram?\",\"answer\":\"Include a diagram of the entire facility and mark emergency exits, safety equipment locations, and other pertinent information.\"},{\"question\":\"Who is responsible for communicating with public health, the media, and other agencies?\",\"answer\":\"The plan lists specific individuals responsible for those communications and clarifies how and what they should report using appropriate equipment.\"},{\"question\":\"What records and reports are required after an emergency?\",\"answer\":\"The facility must record details on an Emergency Report (e.g., number of bathers and lifeguards, weather, water clarity/quality, rescues, injuries, and illnesses) and maintain daily operational logs; records are stored at the designated location for at least two years.\"}]","Emergency Action Plan Template | DOCX",1788295565]