An operator shall prepare and implement a written emergency plan that includes procedures for the camp staff members to: Ensure camper safety during natural disasters, severe weather, and other emergencies; Evacuate campers from the camp; Account for campers and locate a missing camper; Use fire, rescue, police, and 911 services; Ensure emergency transportation; Notify the camper's parent or guardian; Ensure camper safety until the camper's parent, guardian, or parent's or guardian's designee picks up the camper; Monitor for adverse weather conditions; and Meet the requirements of §B(4) — (7) of this regulation. An operator shall ensure that: Not more than 30 calendar days before working at the camp, each staff member or volunteer: Is trained in the emergency plan; Demonstrates knowledge of emergency procedures; and Is provided with the opportunity to discuss the procedures and have any questions answered by a supervisor; Documentation is kept on file that each staff member or volunteer received the training required in §B(1) of this regulation; A staff member or volunteer conducts emergency procedures according to the emergency plan; A telephone or alternate means of communication is provided to: Summon emergency fire and rescue services; and Receive emergency communications; A drill in the emergency procedures is conducted early in each session and a written record is maintained of the drill; At least one adult staff member and one counselor or assistant counselor are present so that in the event of an emergency: One staff member remains with an injured camper; and The other summons emergency assistance immediately; and During severe weather, adequate shelter is provided for the campers and camp staff members.