🕔 12 Clock Hours
🌟 1.2 CEUs
💵 $52.00
Protect children’s health with practical systems for sanitation, lead safety, and safe early learning environments.
Training Description
This training applies to infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.
Take this three-course bundle for a $34.00 discount off the individual prices of the three courses:
Sanitation for Disease Prevention in Early Childhood Programs, Lead Safety in Child Care, and Safe Environments in Child Care.
Protect children’s health and safety. This bundle will equip you with everyday systems that keep germs out, hazards under control, and environments lead-safe across centers and family childcare homes.
What you’ll learn:
- Implement daily sanitation routines that break the chain of infection (handwashing; Standard/Universal Precautions; diapering/toileting).
- Clean and disinfect toys, equipment, and spaces using correct products, contact times, and frequency checklists.
- Keep foodservice areas safe: proper food selection, storage, prep, and utensil/equipment sanitation.
- Practice active supervision and maintain appropriate staff/child ratios indoors, outdoors, and on trips.
- Reduce hazards from water and electricity; follow vehicle and pool safety rules.
- Improve indoor air quality and ventilation; minimize children’s exposure to toxins.
- Select, inspect, and maintain safe, age-appropriate toys, furnishings, and playground equipment/surfacing.
- Prevent injuries from tip-overs, choking hazards, and unsafe materials; use integrated pest management.
- Prepare for and respond to accidents, injuries, poisonings, fires, and other emergencies.
- Identify lead risks in water, paint, soil, dust, and consumer products; understand health effects.
- Arrange professional testing/inspection, interpret results, and develop lead mitigation or abatement plans.
- Communicate clearly with families about safety routines, incident response, and lead-risk reduction.
Who it’s for:
Ideal for early childhood educators, family childcare providers, assistants, directors, and after-school staff working in centers or home-based programs.
Acceptance information
This training bundle is accepted for annual state training requirements in most states.
Information on specific states:
- California: Lead Safety in Child Care does not meet the lead poisoning prevention requirement for California. The CA Lead Poisoning Prevention training is incorporated into the required Health and Safety Training.
- Illinois: Lead Safety in Child Care, which covers lead mitigation planning strategies and the impacts of lead exposure, is approved for the Illinois lead in water training requirement.
- Michigan: Sanitation for Disease Prevention may be used to meet the prevention and control of infectious disease training requirement, which includes immunizations.
- Washington State: This training bundle is not accepted for Washington Merit or Washington Stars clock hours.
- Wyoming: Sanitation for Disease Prevention is accepted for annual training hours, but may not be used for Wyoming’s required sanitation hours.
NAC training
The NECPA Commission, Inc. has approved this educational program as meeting the criteria for continuing education for the National Administrator Credential. Click here for more approved NAC training.
Course format
The courses in this bundle are offered in our fully online format which includes audio narration in most course sections.The courses can also be ordered separately (not in a bundle) in the coursebook format. Click here to learn more about Care Courses' training formats.
Payment options
If you would rather order these courses one at a time, please click the individual course titles below or call us at 1-800-685-7610. Ordering courses individually allows you to spread the cost out over time.
To learn more about what is covered in each course, click on the course titles below.
Prerequisites
Must be able to fluently read and write English.
Instructional methodology
Read written material, view videos, and listen to audio segments.
Assessment methods
Multiple choice quiz and written assignments.