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[Audio] WELCOME!!!!! ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASPECT OF DAYCARE INSPECTIONS.
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SANITATION.
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[Audio] Garbage Disposal Garbage bins must have tight-fitting covers, both indoors and outdoors, to prevent pests and odors..
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[Audio] Toilet Facilities Separate, flushing toilets for teachers and children with seat covers must be available. Handwashing stations should have soap and paper towels to encourage hygiene..
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[Audio] Ventilation & Lighting Adequate airflow through windows, fans, or AC and proper lighting (natural and artificial) keeps the space fresh and reduce illness risks..
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[Audio] STRUCTURAL SAFETY. STRUCTURAL SAFETY.
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[Audio] Building Integrity Sturdy roofs, clean gutters, and functional drains prevent water damage and mosquito breeding..
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[Audio] Floor, Walls & Ceiling Smooth, clean floors and walls free from cracks or mold ensure a hazard-free environment..
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[Audio] Clear Signage Well-marked areas like sick bays, dining area, kitchens, and classrooms help staff and children navigate safely..
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[Audio] OUTDOOR PLAY AREAS. OUTDOOR PLAY AREAS.
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[Audio] Surface Conditions & Equipment Safety Play areas must be free from sharp objects, standing water, or tripping hazards. Sturdy, age-appropriate play structures with soft landing surfaces prevent injuries..
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[Audio] By enforcing these standards, Guyana ensures daycares are spaces where children can thrive healthily and happily. Together, let's prioritize their safety!.