Licensed Child Care: Carbon Monoxide Detector Log - Rhode Island

Licensed Child Care: Carbon Monoxide Detector Log is a legal document that was released by the Rhode Island Department of Human Services - a government authority operating within Rhode Island.

FAQ

Q: What is a carbon monoxide detector log?
A: A carbon monoxide detector log is a record of carbon monoxide detector readings and maintenance activities.

Q: Why is a carbon monoxide detector log important for licensed child care in Rhode Island?
A: A carbon monoxide detector log is important for licensed child care in Rhode Island to ensure the safety of children and comply with state regulations.

Q: What should be included in a carbon monoxide detector log?
A: A carbon monoxide detector log should include the date, time, CO level reading, and any maintenance actions taken.

Q: How often should carbon monoxide detectors be tested in licensed child care facilities?
A: Carbon monoxide detectors should be tested monthly according to Rhode Island regulations.

Q: What should I do if the carbon monoxide detector shows a reading above the safe level?
A: If the carbon monoxide detector shows a reading above the safe level, evacuate the building and contact emergency services.

Q: Who is responsible for maintaining carbon monoxide detectors in licensed child care facilities?
A: Licensed child care facilities are responsible for maintaining carbon monoxide detectors and keeping a log of readings and maintenance activities.

Q: Are there any specific requirements for carbon monoxide detectors in Rhode Island licensed child care facilities?
A: Yes, Rhode Island regulations require carbon monoxide detectors to be installed within 10 feet of any sleeping area, and they must have a digital display showing CO levels.