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Skin Penetration Premises Inspection
Rachel Mann

Skin Penetration Premises Inspection Checklist

Tamworth Regional Council

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Premises details

Trading name

Address

Proprietor

Person interviewed

Inspection type

Inspection time & date

Business details notified

Procedures

Waxing

Nail services

Ear piercing

Body piercing

Tattooing

Microdermabrasion

Skin needling

Electrolysis

Cosmetic enhancement

Semi-permanent makeup

Colonic lavage

Hairdressing

Other

Inspection
PREMISES

Premises is clean and hygienic

Premises is structurally suitable

Adequate washing, drainage, ventilation and lighting facilities provided

Suitable floor coverings, shelves, fittings and furniture

Shelves fittings and furniture are durable, smooth, impervious to moisture and capable of being easily cleaned

Hand wash basin provided

In each treatment room

Hand wash basin is provided with clean, potable, warm water through a common spout

Hand basin situated against a wall with a durable, smooth, impervious to moisture and capable of being easily clean

Liquid soap provided

Single use towels or other suitable hand drying equipment provided

Separate sink for the cleaning of equipment

Cleaning sink provided with clean, warm water

Adequate toilet facilities provided (colonic lavage)

EQUIPMENT

Equipment is in good working order

Equipment is stored in a clean and dry environment

Clean linen available

Clean and dirty linen stored in separate receptacles

Adequate supply of sterile disposable needles available

Single use items i.e. needles not re-used

All articles used to penetrate the skin (including both reusable articles and single use items) are clean and sterile

WASTE

Waste disposal bin provided

Compliant yellow sharps container provided

Sharps container appropriately disposed of by a licensed contractor

Sharps / needles disposed into a sharps container immediately after use

Single use items are appropriately disposed of immediately after use

PROCEDURES

Hands washed prior to conducting procedure

Clean gowns or aprons available and worn during skin pen procedure

Single use disposable gloves are provided and worn during skin penetration procedures

Skin prepared with suitable antiseptic (pre-wax solution)

The spatula used to apply the wax is thrown out after use - no double dipping

Wax not reused and thrown out after use

Roll on wax: canister / applicator not reused

The ink, pigment or other liquid decanted into single use container

Single use container / applicators not reused

Single use applicator used

CLEANING / DISINFECTION

All equipment is cleaned and dried after use

Hospital grade disinfectant is being used

Foot spas are cleaned and disinfected

Cleaned and disinfected after each client

Components removed and cleaned daily

Soaked overnight once a week

STERILISATION

All reusable articles used to penetrate the skin are cleaned and sterilised using a bench top autoclave

All sterilised articles kept in a sterilised environment

Operator is adequately trained in the operation of the autoclave (onsite sterilisation)

Articles prepared and packed appropriately. Autoclave operated correctly

Records kept for autoclave sterilisation (onsite) including time, date, length of time, temperature and pressure levels of the autoclave OR Records kept for sterilisation (offsite) including the date when the articles were sent off for sterilisation and the name and address details of the person who sterilises the articles

Records of sterilisation kept at the premises for minimum of 12 months

Autoclave is serviced and calibrated annually

Comments

Inspection result
  • Pass
  • Fail

Action

Reinspection required
  • Yes
  • No
I have read and understood the contents of this inspection report and will forward the report,mid applicable, onto the proprietor / owner or applicable person.
Time inspection completed
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Inspection results

Satisfactory - All aspects of the premises comply with relevant legislative requirements.

Unsatisfactory - one or more relevant legislative requirements have not been met and have resulted in unsatisfactory workplace practices. A re-inspection will be required and legal action may be considered should the matter not be citified prior to the reinspection.

General information

The Skin Penetration Code of Best Practice and The Guidelines on Skin Penetration published by NSW Health outline the industries best practice standards. Council advises all premises to comply with the relevant documents for best practice purposes.

NSW Health advises that cuticle cutters are a skin penetration item that is required to be sterilised. Sterilisation can only be undertaken using an autoclave or dry heat steriliser. The sterilisation unit must comply with Australian Standard AS 2182 - Sterilisers - steam - benchtop" and be registered with the Therapeutic Goods Administration.

Fact sheets on procedures carried out by skin penetration premises can be found on the NSW Health website http://www.health.nsw.gov.au. Fact sheets are available in English, Vietnamese, Chinese, Arabic and other languages.

Council's Contact Details

Tamworth Regional Council Telephone: (02) 6767 5555 Email: trc@tamworth.nsw.gov.au

Skin Penetration Premises Inspection
Rachel Mann

Skin Penetration Premises Inspection

Tamworth Regional Council

Use this Digital Checklist
Download as PDF
Please note that this checklist is a hypothetical example and provides basic information only. It is not intended to take the place of, among other things, workplace, health and safety advice; medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment; or other applicable laws. You should also seek your own professional advice to determine if the use of such checklist is permissible in your workplace or jurisdiction.

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