OAR 333-030-0100
Emergency Procedures

(1) Each organizational camp must retain on-site a written emergency plan outlining procedures to be followed in each of the following situations:

(a) Natural disasters and other emergencies;

(b) Lost camper or lost swimmer, if applicable;

(d) Transportation emergencies;

(e) Severe illnesses, injuries or communicable diseases;

(f) Stranger in camp;

(g) Active shooter or violent intruder in camp; and

(h) Transition of supervision and release of campers to a designated responsible party.

(2) The emergency plan must contain, at a minimum:

(a) Evacuation procedures;

(b) Procedures for communication with emergency medical services and facilities;

(d) Procedures for the control of vehicular traffic through the camp; and

(e) The location of the Automatic External Defibrillator (AED).

(3) The camp operator must:

(a) Designate individuals to be responsible for carrying out the emergency plan;

(b) Instruct all employees and volunteers in the emergency plan and their duties in the event of an emergency situation; and

(c) Retain written documentation that all employees are aware of their responsibilities under the emergency plan and their duties therein.

(4) The following emergency information must be posted conspicuously near the phone or alternative communication system used by the camp for off-site emergency communication, be accessible during all hours of operation and maintained in all organizational camps:

(a) When telephones are provided, the license holder must post by each telephone:

(A) The current telephone numbers for 911 and poison control;

(B) The telephone number of the 24-hour organizational camp emergency contact; and

(C) The locations of the nearest medical facility and the organizational camp address including highway number, street number, rural route and box number or other data (for example, global positioning system (GPS) coordinates or life flight landing zone locations) to aid in assuring prompt emergency response.

(b) When an alternative communication system is provided, the license holder must maintain emergency information with the system at all times that specifies:

(A) The current procedure to contact 911 and poison control or the current procedure for emergency contacts in the immediate area;

(B) The telephone number of the 24-hour organizational camp emergency contact; and

(C) The locations of the nearest 24-hour medical facility and the organizational camp address including highway number, street number, rural route and box number or other data ( for example, GPS coordinates or life flight landing zone locations) to aid in assuring prompt emergency response.

Source: Rule 333-030-0100 — Emergency Procedures, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=333-030-0100.

333‑030‑0005
Purpose 333‑030‑0010
Adoption by Reference 333‑030‑0015
Definitions 333‑030‑0020
Licensing Required 333‑030‑0023
Delegation of Duties 333‑030‑0025
Application 333‑030‑0030
Required Fees 333‑030‑0035
Renewal of License 333‑030‑0040
Plans 333‑030‑0050
Sleeping Space 333‑030‑0055
Bathing, Handwashing and Toilet Facilities 333‑030‑0060
Laundry Facilities 333‑030‑0065
Solid Waste 333‑030‑0070
Insect and Rodent Control 333‑030‑0075
Recreational Vehicles 333‑030‑0080
Water Quality, Source and Distribution 333‑030‑0085
Building Plumbing 333‑030‑0090
Sewage Collection and Disposal 333‑030‑0095
Food Service 333‑030‑0100
Emergency Procedures 333‑030‑0103
Camp Administration 333‑030‑0105
Health Services 333‑030‑0110
Special Programs and Facilities 333‑030‑0115
Transportation 333‑030‑0120
Fire Safety 333‑030‑0125
Chemical and Physical Hazards 333‑030‑0130
Variance

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OAR 333-030-0100 Emergency Procedures

OAR 333-030-0100
Emergency Procedures