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E. Prevention of Cross Contamination: Describe the techniques used to prevent the contamination of instruments,tattoo machines,trays,tables, chairs, clip cords, power supplies, squeeze bottles, inks, pigments, lamps, stools, soaps, procedure sites and additional areas of potential contamination during body art procedures. Include barriers provided to prevent cross contamination. Describe how procedure sites are prepared for a body art procedures. (California health and Safety Code 119308,119309, and 119311 (c)(d)(e)(f)). 1) always properly wash hands with soap and warm water for 20 secs before beginning procedure. 2) always dry hands throughly and wear gloves and PPE (gloves, apron and mask) 3) properly prepare the skin for the procedure brows are wiped down with single use alcohol wipes. 4)at any time if the technician needs to get more numbing cream or ink, always use new gloves when reaching for any items. 5)all items that are not single use must be covered in nonabsorbent material 6) at any time during procedure if the technician needs to get up and refill on new items, put on new gloves. Sharps Containers: Describe the procedures used for the safe handling of sharps and indicate the location of the in-use sharps containers. Indicate disposal frequency for sharps waste (California health and Safety Code 119314 (e)). • sharps containers are located near the sink • with gloves on push the tray close to the sharps container, never walk with needles or blades in hand. gently place needles and blades into sharps container and drop in. replace sharps container every 60 days or when sharps container is full. Sharps Disposal: Describe the disposal of sharps used during a body art procedure (California Health and Safety Code 119308 (b)(3) and 119311 (g)). 1. Needles and needle bars: with gloves on push the tray close to the sharps container, never walk with needles in hand. gently place needles into sharps container and drop in