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The document is a Center Room Usage Report from the Arizona Department of Health Services Bureau of Child Care Licensing. It details the usage and capacity of child care facility rooms, including measurements for square footage, number of toilets, sinks, sanitary units, and infant cribs. It also includes information on outdoor activity areas and licensed capacities for different age groups. The report requires affirmation of accuracy by a facility representative.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the ADHS - Child Care Facilities Licensing in the editor.
Begin by entering the facility name and CDC number at the top of the form. Ensure that all details are accurate for proper licensing.
Fill in the room number and specify the usage of the room, including square footage, number of toilets/urinals, sinks, and sanitary units available.
Indicate the number of children that can be accommodated based on square footage (25 sqft, 35 sqft, 50 sqft) and provide details about approved diaper areas and infant cribs.
Complete the fire alarm section and surface type information to ensure compliance with safety regulations.
Calculate maximum capacity using provided formulas and document any limitations due to fire codes, insurance, or other factors in the comments section.
Finally, affirm that all information is accurate by signing as a facility representative and entering the date.

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How to become a licensing specialist?

The primary qualifications for getting a job as a licensing specialist are a bachelors degree in a relevant field and some experience in an office environment.

How many children can I watch without a license in CA?

No more than 12 children are cared for at any given time by any provider/parent.

What does OSHA require every child care facility to have?

The employer must implement and maintain an exposure control plan; provide personal protective equipment at no cost to the employee; make the hepatitis B vaccine available to the employees; ensure immediate medical evaluation and follow up after an exposure incident; ensure all employees receive initial and annual

How to become a child care licensing specialist?

A Child Care Licensing Inspector typically begins their career by obtaining a relevant bachelors degree in fields such as early childhood education, social work, or a related field. They may also need to undergo specialized training in child care regulations and licensing procedures.

What is the highest position in a daycare?

The Daycare Director is the highest position within a daycare center, overseeing all aspects of the centers operations. This role requires a combination of experience, education, and leadership abilities.

How much do daycare inspectors make?

How Much Do Child Care Licensing Inspector Jobs Pay per Year? $30,000 is the 25th percentile. Salaries below this are outliers. $56,500 is the 75th percentile.

How long does daycare certification take?

The short answer to how long does it take to get a CDA credential? is that a CDA is accepted as the equivalent of 12 months (or 480 hours) of teaching experience in an early childhood education setting, plus six college semester hours in child-related courses.

How to look up a childcare license in California?

Anyone searching for child care has the right to child care licensing information, including substantiated complaints and access to any public files pertaining to licensed facilities. To access these files, call California Community Care Licensing at (424) 301-3077, (323) 981-3350 or (951) 782-4200.

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