Accreditation
Center
* indicates mandatory standard
Site and
Food Service
- Proper handling and use of power
tools — SF-11
- Proper handling of hazardous
materials, e.g., kerosene, cleaning
agents — *SF-2
- Required general maintenance
routines, e.g., cleaning, reporting
maintenance problems — SF
-7 written
- Food preparation, storage, and
handling procedures (as applicable) — SF-19
through SF-28, some written
Transportation
- Bus/van safety procedures and
group management — TR-8 and
TR-9 written
- Orientation of safety regulations
and procedures in vehicles provided
for passengers — TR-10
- Procedures in case of accident
during transportation — TR-7
written
- Safety procedures for orderly
arrival and departure and for loading
and unloading of vehicles — TR-3
- Training for vehicle drivers — TR-17
and TR-18 written
- Transportation of persons in
nonpassenger vehicles — TR-4
- Transportation policies that
specify supervision ratios of staff
to campers, availability and location
of health information, and permission-to-treat
forms — TR-6 written
Health
and Wellness
- Procedures for informing staff
of special needs of campers — HW-10
- Responsibilities of staff for
camper health care — HW-13
written
- Providing health care and emergency
treatment when out of camp — HW-14
- How prescription and nonprescription
drugs are stored at camp — HW-20
- Records kept in health log and
incident reports filed — HW-21,
A and B
Operational
Management
- Camper security procedures — OM-17
written
- Emergency communications plan — OM-15
written
- General camp safety regulations
and rules — OM-9 written,
OM-8, and OM-12
- Procedures for camper supervision
in public areas — OM-16 written
- Completing incident and accident
reports — OM-13
- Missing persons procedures — OM-14
written
- Policy and procedures covering:
personal property — OM-10
written
- Smoking policy — OM-11
- Procedures for dealing with possible
intruders — OM-6 written
Human Resources
- Behavior management — HR-16
written
- Camper/staff ratios — HR-9
written
- Personnel policies — HR-8
written
- Pre-camp staff training (specific
topics to be covered)-- HR - 11
- Sensitive issue policy — HR-17
- Staff/camper interaction — HR-15
- Staff training in diversity — HR-5
- Camp staff responsibility for
general camp activities— HR-14
written
- Supervision of staff — HR-18
written
- Supervisor training — HR-19
written
- Training for their particular
job — HR-7
Program
Design and Activities
- Details for designated person
left in camp — PD-14
- Emergency information — PD-13
- Environmental practices and activities — PD-3,
PD-12
- Supervision of specialized activity
areas — PD-18
- Operating procedures for each
specialized activity — PD-19
written
- Skill verification and activity
supervision — PD-16, PD-17
written
- Procedures for controlled access
of activity areas — PD-18
- Procedures for overnights and
trips — PD-1 written
- Participant competency demonstration — PD-21
- Program goals and outcomes — PD-6
written
- Safety orientation for participants — PD-20
- Use of program equipment — PD-4
In addition, staff leading special
activities such as archery, boating,
etc., will provide training/orientation
to general staff and campers before
use.
Adapted from Appendix G - Precamp
Topics, Basic
Camp Management, available from
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