Janice Pierman

R 400.1902(1)(d) · R 400.1902(1)(d) Applicant; licensee; requirements. Have proof of certification in both of the following

Janice Pierman reported being certified in First Aid and CPR, however, did not have a certificate on file and wasn't able to locate one.

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R 400.1945(5) · R 400.1945(5) Emergency; plan; drill. At least 2 tornado drills must be practiced while children are in care between March and November, and a written record of these drills that includes the date must be maintained.

Janice Pierman reported not completing tornado drills.

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R 400.1945(7) · R 400.1945(7) Emergency; plan; drill. The records required in this rule must be retained for a minimum of 4 years. Bureau

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R 400.1905(9) · R 400.1905(9) Training. When the department of licensing and regulatory affairs or the department of education publishes a notice that a new health and safety update document or a new health and safety update training activity has been published on MiRegistry, the licensee shall ensure that all personnel read and acknowledge the document or complete the activity within 6 months of the notice.

Janice Pierman did not complete the 2023 or 2024 Health and Safety Refresher Trainings.

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R 400.1907(1)(a) · R 400.1907(1)(a) Child’s record. A completed child information card on a form provided by the department or a comparable substitute approved by the department.

Two of four child information cards reviewed were missing the date of admission.

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R 400.1907(1)(b) · R 400.1907(1)(b) Child’s record. A child in care statement or receipt using a form provided by the department and signed by the parent certifying all of the following:

A Child in Care statement was incomplete - missing sections one and two.

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R 400.1907(2) · R 400.1907(2) Child’s record. Records in subrule (1) of this rule must be reviewed and updated annually or when information changes.

Two of four child information cards were not reviewed annually.

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R 400.1932(2) · R 400.1932(2) Home maintenance and safety. All dangerous and hazardous materials or items must be stored securely and out of the reach of children.

In one of two child use bathrooms, there were dangerous and hazardous materials located in the cabinet under the sink and were accessible to children. Dangerous and hazardous materials included bottles of cleaning supplies, toothpaste, topicals stating to keep out of reach of children, and medications.

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R 400.1935(1) · R 400.1935(1) Firearms. All firearms must be unloaded and properly stored in a secure, safe, locked environment inaccessible to children during hours of operation or while children are in care at a child care home. A secure and locked environment means a locked commercial gun safe, or a trigger lock installed and locked according to the manufacturer’s recommendations to prevent discharge.

The guns are locked. We are building an addition for a room downstairs for all of the guns. The children will not go downstairs unless for tornado warnings or drills.

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R 400.1941(2) · R 400.1941(2) Heat-producing equipment. Combustible materials and equipment must not be stored within 4 feet of furnaces, other flame or heatproducing equipment, or fuel-fired water heaters.

Combustible materials were stored within 4 feet of furnace/flame or heat producing equipment/fuel-fired water heater.

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R 400.1945(4) · R 400.1945(4) Emergency; plan; drill. Fire drills must be practiced while children are in care at least once quarterly, and a written record that includes the date and time it takes to evacuate must be maintained.

Janice Pierman reported not completing fire drills.

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