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°U'" Body Art Inspect* Report �o \ a, San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department 1868 E. Hazelton Ave., Stockton, CA 95205 (209) 468-3420 www.siogv.org/ehd ,LyFORa` PR Number PRACTITIONERIARTIST NAME PRO523951 Melissa Santos - BBP Posted, Permit Posted PR0537371 Daniel Ju e - BBP Posted, Permit Posted Frieda Lynn Per - BBP Posted, Sac County Permit PR0537369 Michael Wright - No BBP, Permit not Posted Observations and Corrective Actions: Date: Program Record: Program Element: PR Number PRACTITIONER/ARTIST NAME PR0537374 Ricardo Cardenas - no longer here 1. Each sterilization load shall be monitored with mechanical indicators for time, temperature and pressure, Sterilization shall be accomplished by steam autoclave, manufactured for the sterilization of medical instruments, and pass a Class V integrator test. HSC 119315(b) 4. Sterilizer shall be spore -tested after initial installation, after major repair, and at least once per month. A written sterilization shall be maintained for 3 years. The log shall include spore -test results each sterilization cycle, date, contents, exposure time and temperature, results of the Class V integrator for every cycle/load, and evidence of a acceptable spore test before reuse of the sterilizer after a failed spore -test. HSC 119315(b) 5. Decontamination and sterilization areas shall be separated from procedure areas by a space of at least 5 feet or by a cleanable barrier and equipped with a sink with hot and cold running water, containerized liquid soap, and single use paper towels dispensed from a wall -mounted, touchless dispenser that is readily accessible to practitioner. HSC 119314(c) 6. A facility that uses single use instruments shall maintain record of purchase, log of procedures, names of practitioner and client, date of procedure, instruments used, and written evidence from the manufacture that the instruments have undergone sterilization. The record of purchase, evidence of sterilization, type and number of instruments used shall be maintained for a minimum of 90 days after use. HSC 119315(f) 7. The sharps waste container shall be within arm's reach and labeled with the word "sharps waste" or with the biohazard symbol and the word "Biohazard". Sharp waste containers shall be disposed by a licensed waste hauler or approved mail back system. Documentation of proper disposal shall be maintained for 3 years. HSC 119314(e) 13. Practitioner shall provide evidence of a completed, END approved, OSHA Bloodborne Pathogen Training consistent with section 119307. 19. At the completion of the procedure, the practitioner shall provide postprocedure instructions that include all elements listed in Form B. HSC 119308(b) 28. Sterilized instrument packs, equipment and jewelry shall be stored in a labeled container or cabinet that is protected from dust or moisture. Sterile instrument packs shall be evaluated before use; instrument packs shall be discarded or reprocessed if condition is compromised. HSC 119315 33. All surfaces and objects in the procedure area, including chairs, armrests, tables, countertops, and trays, shall be in good repair and capable of being disinfected. All counter surfaces and service trays in the procedure area shall have a smooth, durable, and nonabsorbent finish. HSC 119314 35. Operation and employee training records shall be maintained for 3 years and made available for inspection. A written Infection Prevention and Control Plan (IPCP) shall be maintained, followed and updated. HSC 119313 Reinspecion onlabout: A reinspection fee of $152 per hour may be charged. Page 2 of 3 EH -11/17