NAVMC 1710.12 — Child And Youth Programs (cyp) Safety And Risk Management Protocol

NAVMC 1710.12 governs safety and risk management practices and procedures for Child and Youth Programs.

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  • Publication number: NAVMC 1710.12
  • Title: CHILD AND YOUTH PROGRAMS (CYP) SAFETY AND RISK MANAGEMENT PROTOCOL
  • Date: 26 Nov 2024
  • Proponent: 01000 Military Personnel
  • Status: New

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The publication covers safe environments, water safety, dangerous chemical exposure, emergency preparedness, fire standards, field trips, and transportation. It requires procedures, inspections, drills, documentation, supervision, protective measures, and safety standards for participants and professionals.

Topics covered

  • Safe environments
  • Water safety
  • Dangerous chemicals
  • Emergency and disaster preparedness
  • Fire standards
  • Field trip requirements
  • Transportation safety

Questions and answers

What safety measures apply to water activities?

Constant and active supervision is maintained when any participant is in or around water, to include water play, swimming, and water sports.

How must diluted bleach solution be stored?

Diluted bleach solution is accessible to staff in an unlocked location, but inaccessible to participants. (paragraph 8)

What must an emergency management SOP include?

The SOP outlines the local information needed to implement all emergency management procedures for natural disasters and force protection measures to include but not limited to shelter in place, evacuation procedures, medical emergencies, and active shooter. (paragraph 9)

How often are fire evacuation drills conducted?

Evacuation (fire) drills are conducted monthly and at different times of the day or evening when participants are in care.

What documentation is required for field trips?

Parental permission forms are submitted for participants and kept on file. A copy will be taken on field trip.

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