(d) "Newborn safety device" means a device:

1. (1) Designed to permit a person to anonymously place a child under 30 days of age in the device with the intent to leave the child, and for a licensed emergency medical services provider to remove the child from the device and take custody of him or her;

2. (2) Equipped with an adequate dual alarm system connected to the physical location where the device is physically installed. The dual alarm system shall:

   1. (A) Be tested at least one time per week to ensure the alarm system is in working order;
   2. (B) Be visually checked at least two times per day to ensure the alarm system is in working order;
   3. (C) Notify a centralized location in the facility within 30 seconds of a child being placed in the device; and
   4. (D) Trigger a 911 call if staff at the facility do not respond within 15 minutes after a child is placed in the device.

3. (3) Be approved by and physically located, with outside access, at a participating hospital or medical facility, or a fire department, emergency medical service facility, police department, 911 call center, or sheriff’s detachment that has been designated a safe-surrender site under §49-4-206 of this code that:

   1. (A) Is licensed or otherwise legally operating in this state; and
   2. (B) Is staffed continuously on a 24-hour basis every day by a licensed emergency medical services provider; and
4. (4) Is located in an area that is conspicuous and visible to a hospital, a medical facility, or a fire department, emergency medical service facility, police department, 911 call center, or sheriff’s detachment.

(g) By placing a child in a newborn safety device, the person:

1. (1) Waives the right to notification required by subsequent court proceedings; and
2. (2) Waives legal standing to make a claim of action against any person who accepts physical custody of the child.