Inspection Basics
What is the purpose of a monitoring inspection?
What is verifying compliance with licensing requirements?
What document must be uploaded after an inspection?
What is a contact note in the Monitoring Module of SOR-RL?
What happens if a licensee fails to comply?
What is the imposition of new conditions, capacity reduction, or license suspension/revocation?
When might an inspection be unnanounced?
What is when following up on complaints, serious occurrences, or as part of routine oversight?
What system is used to document inspections?
What is SOR-RL and FieldWorker?
What is a possible follow up after a serious occurence?
What is conducting a monitoring inspection to assess compliance and safety?
Who must an inspector identify themselves as?
What must be recorded in the inspection checklist?
What are observed non-compliances, compliance requirements, and general health and safety concerns?
What might trigger additional inspections?
What are persistent non-compliance, serious occurrences, complaints, or staff turnover?
What should the inspector do to minimize disruption during a monitoring inspection?
What is avoid interfering with children's schedules and be mindful of anxiety levels?
What should be included in the comments section of FieldWorker during an inspection?
What is the reason for the inspection, records reviews, and a note if no non-compliances were observed?
How many business days must a Director act after receiving the inspection report?
What is 7 days
What is one reason a monitoring inspection might be limited in scope?
What is to verify compliance in specific areas previously found non-compliant?
What must licensing inspectors do if no non-compliances are found?
What is document their findings?
How many factors determine the need for additional monitoring inspections?
4 (non-compliances, complaints, serious occurrences, staff turnover)