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o� Body Art Inspe n Report Date: 849l'')�1 w San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department Program � n n 1868 E.Hazelton Ave.,Stockton,CA 95205 Record: !WT7 0 3 •.o P!, (209)468-3420 Program ,11�� aiFORP� www.slogv.org/ehd Element "11 17. If the skin is to be shaved, the area shall be washed first with soap and water, and then shaved with a single-use razor. The razor then discarded must be disposed of into an approved sharps container. Prior to performing body art, the client's skin shall be treated with an antiseptic solution, antimicrobial, or microbicide, according to manufacturer's instructions. HSC 119308(a) 18. The facilities client consent form and medical questionnaire must include all of the information listed in Form B, and are available for inspection. HSC 119303 19. At the completion of the procedure, the practitioner shall provide postprocedure instructions that include all elements listed in Form B. HSC 119308(b) 23. All surfaces and objects in the procedure, decontamination and sterilization area that come in contact with the client or the materials used during procedure, including chairs, armrests, tables, countertops, and trays, shall be immediately cleaned and decontaminated after each use. HSC 119309 27. Products applied to skin prior to tattooing or application of permanent cosmetics, including, but not limited to, stencils, marking and transfer agents, shall be single use and discarded into a waste container at the end of the procedure. HSC 119311(a) 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 29. Only jewelry made of approved material and commercially manufactured inks, dyes, and pigments shall be used. Only single-use needles and needle bars shall be used in tattooing and the application of permanent cosmetics. Needles and needle bars must be pre-sterilized. HSC 119310& 119311 32. A body art facility shall have floors, walls, and ceilings that are smooth, nonabsorbent, free of open holes, and washable. The body art facility shall be free of insect and rodent infestation. The procedure area must be separated, by a wall, ceiling to floor, from nail and hair activities and be separated from all business not related to body art. Approval of co-located body art facilites are at the discretion of the LEA. A procedure area must be equipped with adequate light to perform a procedure. Each pro urea shall have lined waste containers. HSC 119314 & 119317 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 34. Certificate of registration and health permit shall be posted in a conspicuous place. HSC 119306 and 119312 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 A second consultation inspection will be conducted once all items listed above have been met. Facility may not open until the second consultation inspection has been conducted, all items have been corrected, and all applicable fees have been paid.