Building and Physical Premises Safety: Indoor Environments
According to the CDC, there are close to 70 million emergency room and physicians’ office visits annually for unintentional injuries in America. The causes include falls, choking, suffocation, poisoning, drowning, and vehicle accidents. However, most of these accidents can be prevented, particularly in child care centers, where strong safety policies and careful supervision can make all the difference. This course provides practical information and tips to help you maintain a safe indoor environment for young children.
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