TX HHS Form 7263. Emergency Practices

The TX HHS Form 7263: Emergency Practices is a document used by providers to record emergency drills and inspections. This form helps solve the problem of tracking and maintaining records of emergency preparedness practices, ensuring compliance with licensing requirements.

This form requires providers to document dates for evacuation, sheltering in place, and lock-down drills, as well as exit times and inspection dates for smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. The form is designed to be used by providers to record their own emergency practices, including fire drills, sheltering/severe weather drills, and lock-down drills.

The key features of this form include the required information on dates, exit times, and staff initials. Important sections include the separate columns for evacuation, sheltering/severe weather, and lock-down drills. This form should be used by providers to document their emergency practices and ensure compliance with licensing requirements. The form can be used in various scenarios, including fire emergencies, severe weather events, and volatile situations on premises.