Emergency Procedures
This walkie-talkie code alerts all staff to an emergency.
Blue, blue, blue
This is the minimum length allowed for staff shorts.
Fingertip length
This is the maximum number of campers a Kids Zone camp can host.
60 campers
This is the minimum fever, in Celsius or Fahrenheit, that sends a camper home.
38°C / 100°F
An adult not on the approved pickup list arrives to collect a child. This is your first move.
Tell the Camp Director/admin team immediately, and wait for parent verification before releasing the child
Charge, Call, and this third role make up the roles assigned during a major injury.
Crowd
Staff must never let campers handle this personal item.
Your phone
This discipline level involves being sent home for the rest of the day.
Level 4, early pick-up
A camper must be symptom-free for this many hours before returning to camp
24 hours
You suspect a camper has lice. This is your very first step.
Report it immediately to the Camp Director
This code is radioed to alert staff to an unauthorized person on site.
Code Grey
Staff must cover these with clothing while working camp.
Tattoos
This is the range of time a camper can be suspended under Level 5.
24 hours to 3 weeks
This is required before a camper or staff member with lice can return to camp.
Written confirmation from a doctor/healthcare provider that they're lice-free
An intoxicated caregiver insists on driving their child home. This is what you tell them, only if it's safe.
That you may need to call the police
Fire drills happen on this day of each camp week.
The first Monday
This is not allowed between staff couples on camp property or during camp hours.
Public displays of affection (PDA)
Brandishing one of these results in an indefinite Level 6 suspension.
A weapon or firearm
This role conducts the private head check to confirm suspected lice.
The Camp Director or Assistant Camp Director
A stranger on camp property becomes hostile when you approach them. This is the code you radio in.
Code Grey, unauthorized person on site"
In a missing person situation, this is the number of minutes before parents/emergency contacts must be notified.
15 minutes
Only this device may be used to take camper photos, and only with this on file.The camp phone, with photo permission
The camp phone, with photo permission
This is the maximum late fee charged per minute for a late pickup.
$1 per minute
Name two of the three protective items required when handling blood or bodily fluids.
Gloves, masks, and safety glasses
A child discloses abuse to you. This is the one thing you must never promise them.
That you'll keep it a secret or confidential