Current through Vol. 42, No. 1, September 16, 2024
(a)
General. The cleaning and sanitation requirements in (1) and (2)
of this subsection are met.
(1) The facility
and vehicles are clean, sanitary, and free of clutter and litter, including
paper accumulation. The facility and equipment have no dust, dirt, soil, food
particle, or other debris accumulation.
(2) The outdoor play areas are free of tall
grass and weedsand standing water.
(3) Prior to children being outside, the
outdoor area is free of animal waste and debris.
(b)
Procedures. The procedure
requirements in (1) and (2) of this subsection are met.
(1) Cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting
are conducted in a manner preventing food and food-contact item and surface
contamination.
(2) When cleaning up
vomit, blood, and body fluids that may contain blood, disposable, non-porous
gloves are used. Gloves are discarded immediately after use in an inaccessible,
closed container, and hands are washed.
(c)
Cleaners, sanitizers, and
disinfectants. The appropriate cleaner, sanitizer, or disinfectant is
used, per Oklahoma Administrative Code (OAC) 340 Appendix NN - Cleaners,
Sanitizers, and Disinfectants. For sanitizing and disinfecting, only a
sanitizer or disinfectant with an Environmental Protection Agency registration
number or household bleach is used, per OAC 340 Appendix NN - Cleaners,
Sanitizers, and Disinfectants.
(d)
Diaper changing areas. The program cleans and disinfects, per OAC
340 Appendix KK - Diaper Changing Procedures.
(e)
Food service areas. The
program cleans and sanitizes, per OAC
340:110-3-299(k).
(f)
Equipment. The program
cleans and sanitizes, per requirements in (1) through (3) of this subsection.
(1) Indoor play equipment is:
(A) cleaned and sanitized, including
laundered when applicable, before being reused after:
(i) contact with body fluids, including a
child's mouth; and
(ii) use by an
ill child; and
(B)
stored in a sanitary manner.
(2) Rest equipment other than bedding is:
(A) cleaned and sanitized:
(i) at least weekly;
(ii) after contact with body
fluids;
(iii) before use by another
child; and
(iv) after use by an ill
child; and
(B) stored in
a sanitary manner.
(3)
Bedding is:
(A) changed:
(i) at least weekly; however, crib and play
yard sheets are changed daily;
(ii)
when soiled;
(iii) before use by
another child; and
(iv) after use
by an ill child; and
(B)
stored in a sanitary manner. A child's bedding does not touch another child's
bedding between laundering.
(g)
Laundry. Dirty laundry is
kept in containers until laundered.
(h)
Trash and rubbish. Trash and
rubbish is promptly discarded into trash containers.
(1) Trash containers:
(A) containing soiled diapers or disposable
training pants or food wastehave leak-proof disposable liners and are covered
with tight-fitting lids when not in continuous use;
(B) within food service areas are cleaned
each time they are emptied; and
(C)
are clean and of adequate quantity and size, including exterior containers for
storing facility trash prior to disposal from the premises.
(2) Trash disposal from the
premises occurs as needed for sanitation.
(3) When used, sink garbage disposals are of
suitable construction and comply with the building codes of the local or state
governmental authority having jurisdiction.
(i)
Pest control. The facility
is free of pests, such as rodents and insects. Safe, effective measures
minimize the presence and protect against the entry of pests.
