Yes. You must ensure the safety of all children on field trips or excursions and during any transportation provided by the operation. Anytime you take a child on a field trip, you must comply with each of the following requirements:(1) You must have signed permission from the parent to take a child on a field trip, including permission to transport the child, if applicable;(2) One or more caregivers must carry emergency medical consent forms and emergency contact information for each child on the field trip;(3) Caregivers must have a written list of all children on the field trip and must check the list frequently to account for the presence of all children;(4) Caregivers must have a first-aid kit immediately available on field trips;(5) Caregivers must have a copy of a child's food allergy emergency plan and allergy medications, if applicable;(6) Each child must wear a shirt, nametag, or other identification listing the name of the operation and the operation's telephone number;(7) Each caregiver must be easily identifiable by all children on the field trip by wearing a hat, operation tee-shirt, brightly-colored clothes, or other easily spotted identification;(8) Each caregiver supervising a field trip must have transportation available, a communication device such as a cellular phone or two-way radio available, or an alternate plan for transportation at the field-trip location in case of emergency; and(9) One or more caregivers per group of children must have current training in pediatric first aid and pediatric CPR.