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PLAN REVIEW CHECKLIST AND GUIDELINES
This plan check list is provided to guide the body art facility owner/operator to open a facility that meets public health and safety requirements established in California's Health and Safety (H&S) Code, Safe Body Art Law. PART A lists the required documents to be submitted for new construction or remodeling of a body art facility. PART B includes a checklist of items needed before the final inspection of a facility before the Body Art Facility Permit is issued by the Local Enforcement Agency (LEA).
IIPART A: CHECKLIST OF REQUIRED DOCUMENTS AS PART OF THE PLAN REVIEW APPLICATION PACKAGEII
□Submit completed Body Art Facility Application Form and pay applicable fee
□Submit two (2) sets of Site Plan (scaled to ¼" per foot): Plan should include a detailed overhead layout of the entire
facility identifying the procedure area, workstations, waiting area, decontamination/sterilization room, handwash sinks,janitorial sink, and restrooms (refer to Example Site Plan). Plans should identify all floor, wall, ceiling, counter, andcabinet finishes, and should be smooth, nonabsorbent, and easily cleanable. Plans should provide an equipment listschedule and any applicable cut sheets for equipment (autoclaves, sanitizers, tattooing/piercing equipment, workchairs/tables, etc.).
Also submit the following: □ Room Finish Schedule □ Equipment Schedule
□Manufacturer's Specs. for Sterilization Unit (for facilities with on-site treatment)
Permanent Cosmetic and Body Piercing -Facilities should show location and full wall separation from hair/nail and
other body art activities. These rooms should have a separate sink used only for these activities. For mixed use residential zoning -Plans shall show separation (no direct access entry to the residential unit) and have a separate toilet facility. For mobile body art facilities -Plans shall be submitted to the local planning department for review for use, building, plumbing, and electrical permits prior to LEA approval.
□Provide a copy of completed Body Art Facility Infection Prevention and Control Plan (IPCP)
IIPART II. CHECKLIST OF REQUIRED ITEMS AT THE BODY ART FACILITY FINAL INSPECTIONi
□All forms and documents: Client Consent, Medical □
History, Aftercare Instructions, Procedure Log (fordisposable instruments), Sterilization Log (for reusableinstruments), List of Body Art Practitioners, Body Art Facility
Infection Prevention and Control Plan for the Facility, etc.
□Operational hand wash sinks with wrist levers and HOT □ AND COLD water: (Sinks should be located in theprocedure area, decontamination area, and individually in
Body Piercing or Permanent Make Up rooms).□
□ Mounted soap and paper towel dispensers at
procedure, decontamination and restroom sinks □
□ Single use supplies and storage area: Tattoo equipment,
needles, ink caps, gloves, aprons, paper towels, dental bibs,
plastic wrap, barrier film, cord covers, machine bags, □ jewelry, peel packs, class V integrators, marking pens,
razors, etc.
□Adequate lighting at procedure area workstations
Sharps disposal containers: Properly labeled, portable,
mounted off floor on wall, rigid, durable, and spill proof, in each workstation and decontamination area. Provide
documentation of an approved sharps disposal service or mail back program.
Cleaning and Disinfection supplies present and readily
available
Provide adequate lined trash cans with step covers in the procedure and decontamination areas
Record Keeping: (electronic or paper, security of required
client and facility records, practitioner permits in each workstation)
Sterilization Equipment: Provide a negative spore test and
a passing class V Integrator showing the autoclave is properly functional. Provide a copy of the spore test laboratory service agreement for the monthly autoclave operational test (For establishments that utilize reusable
instruments).
Body Art Plan Review Checklist and Guidelines
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Ronald Browder, Director of Environmental Health
Phone: (510) 567-6790 Fax: (510) 337-9234
September 2018
September 2018
Revised September 2018
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