Transportation and Field Trip Safety in the Early Childhood Environment
This course presents recommended practices and policies for the safe, developmentally appropriate transport of young children to and from child care programs. Information is based primarily on federal safety standards and Nevada child care licensing regulations NAC 432A.290 and NAC 432A.520. Topics include staff training and support, recommended vehicle types and maintenance routines, child passenger restraint systems operating procedures and practices, safe loading and unloading procedures, and more. This training meets the initial training requirement for Transportation Safety in Nevada.
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Sandra ROUND MOUNTAIN, NV –
i really liked the whole thing.
Coralie ELY, NV –
This has really helped me a lot and think this will help people who are struggling with taking care of kids or their own
Chesnie DAYTON, NV –
Loved the course. :))
Jennifer RENO, NV –
The course was well-organized and very educational. It helped me learn the fundamental skills needed to ensure effective transportation safety for children.
BRITTNI LAS VEGAS, NV –
great