B. Akbari Neisiani - Department of Management and Economics, Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
S.M Seyedan - Department of Management, Kharazmi University, Tehran, Iran
A. Hadian - Department of Management and Industrial Engineering, Payame Noor University , North of Tehran, Tehran, Iran

Every year, many accidents leading to physical injuries in kindergartens, indicates that a very large percentage of them are related to the safety concerns and lack of hygiene in these places. Families, due to their busy life style and working hours and also children needs of preschool education, are searching to find most suitable kindergartens for their children. Selecting a kindergarten with various suitable training programs, although very important criteria for selection, but is not sufficient. Indicators such as health, safety and environment issues in these places must be crucialfactors in this decision making. Child safety and health management system is an integrated system, derived from health, safety and environmental management regulations which helps the kindergartens complies with relevant regulations to reduce the number of accidents occurrence. The present case study has tried, by using failure modes and effects analysis method and child safety and health management system to find the best practicable indicators to assess the relative impact of different failures in order to identify the parts of the process that are most in need of change. In this regards, 10 semi-governmental kindergartens located in Tehran District 6 of Tehran Municipality, which are supervised by municipality of Tehran were selected and evaluated. The results showed that according to the child safety and health management system and failure modes and effects analysis, all these places need massive nfrastructural changes according to the preventive action list in order to be considered a safe and hygienic place for the children.

Child safety and health (CSH); Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA); Health, safety and environment (HSE);Risk management; Potential failure mode (PFM)