Licensees must:

(1) Evaluate their risk for emergencies;

(2) Develop written emergency plans based on the evaluation in subsection (1) of this section that includes:

(a) At a minimum, responses to the following types of emergencies:

(i) Hostile individuals on the premises;

(ii) Fires; and

(iii) Natural disasters; and

(b) A written evacuation plan that:

(i) Reflects the developmental capabilities of the children and youth in care; and

(ii) Includes:

(A) Actions to be taken:

(I) By the individuals discovering the emergency while waiting for the emergency responders;

(II) Following the emergency; and

(III) Reporting the emergency to the department as outlined in WAC 110-145-2780;

(B) Evacuation of the building in a manner that is safe for children, youth, and personnel; and

(C) An evacuation floor plan, identifying the location of:

(I) Exit doors and windows;

(II) Fire extinguishers; and

(III) Smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors, unless the facility has an integrated fire suppression system that includes both smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors;

(3) Submit their emergency plans to the department for approval as required in WAC 110-145-2360 and when there are changes;

(4) Store their emergency plans in a manner that is readily available to personnel, children, and youth;

(5) Educate children and youth based on their developmental capabilities about the emergency plans at admission;

(6) Practice and document the response to hostile individuals and natural disasters with children and youth in care quarterly appropriate to their developmental capabilities; and

(7) Post a copy of the evacuation floor plan at each exit door.