WAC 388-848-0200. What home safety requirements must be met by state-operated community residential transitions (SOCR-T)?

(1) State-operated community residential transitions (SOCR-T) must ensure that the following home safety requirements are met for each client unless otherwise specified in the client's person-centered service plan: (a) A safe and healthy environment; (b) Accessible telephone equipment and a list of emergency contact numbers; (c) An evacuation plan developed and practiced with the client; (d) Unblocked door and window for emergency exit; (e) A safe storage area for flammable and combustible materials; (f) An operating smoke detector, with a light alarm for clients with hearing impairments; (g) An accessible flashlight or other safe accessible light source in working condition; and (h) Basic first-aid supplies. (2) Unless otherwise specified in the client's person-centered service plan, SOCR-T must regulate household water temperature as follows: (a) Maintain water temperature in the household no higher than 120 degrees Fahrenheit; and (b) Check water temperature when the client first moves into the household and at least once every three months from then on. (3) SOCR-T must keep records that indicate that requirements under this section are met for each client.