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Infection Control Course

Tattoo Artists, Aesthetics, Semi-Permanent Make Up & Microblading

ROBYN RAYE ACADEMY

Summary

Price
£29 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand What's this?
Duration
1.8 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
CPD
2 CPD hours / points
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Certificates
  • Reed Courses Certificate of Completion - Free
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Overview

  • Extensive Health & Safety within the salon environment
  • Certificate Recorded Delivered once assessment has been completed
  • Ongoing support after the course so that you can ask any further queries

CPD

2 CPD hours / points
Accredited by The CPD Group

Curriculum

16
sections
93
lectures
1h 46m
total

    • 1: The Importance of hand Hygiene 01:00
    • 2: How to Wash Your Hands Correctly 01:00
    • 3: When Should Hand Washing be done? 01:00
    • 4: Hand Washing Facilities 01:00

    • 5: Personal 01:00

    • 6: Hepatitis 01:00
    • 7: Hepastitis B 01:00
    • 8: Hepatitis C 01:00
    • 9: Hepatitis Vaccination 01:00
    • 10: Symptoms of Hepatitis 01:00
    • 11: The Spread of Blood Borne Pathogens 01:00
    • 12: HIV 01:00
    • 13: AIDS 01:00

    • 14: Infections 01:00
    • 15: Bacteria 01:00
    • 16: Fungi 01:00
    • 17: Ectoparasites 01:00

    • 18: Cold Sores (Herpes Simplex Virus) 01:00
    • 19: Hives 01:00
    • 20: Atopic Eczema 01:00
    • 21: Impetigo 01:00
    • 22: Psoriasis 01:00
    • 23: Vitiligo 01:00
    • 24: Scabies 01:00
    • 25: Warts & Verruca 01:00
    • 26: Ringworm 01:00

    • 27: Risk Assessment 01:00
    • 28: Cleaning the Blood Spillage 01:00
    • 29: Contaminated Clothing 01:00
    • 30: Cleaning Urine & Vomit 01:00
    • 31: Sodium Chloride (Bleach) 01:00
    • 32: How to Constitute Sodium Chloride 01:00

    • 33: Maintaining a Clean Environment 01:00
    • 34: Clean & Dirty Zones 01:00
    • 35: Work Surfaces 01:00
    • 36: Cleaning The Area's 01:00
    • 37: Equipment 01:00
    • 38: Contamination of Blood 01:00
    • 39: Basic Cleaning Essentials 01:00

    • 40: Exposure to Blood or Bodily Fluids 01:00
    • 41: First Aid of Needlestick Injury 01:00
    • 42: Reporting Regulations (RIDDOR) 01:00

    • 43: Disposal 01:00
    • 44: Hazardous Waste Bags 01:00
    • 45: Handling of Clinical Waste 01:00

    • 46: Introduction 01:00
    • 47: Reducing the Risk 01:00
    • 48: Skin Piercing 01:00

    • 49: Gloves 01:00
    • 50: Glove Disposal 01:00
    • 51: Clothing 01:00
    • 52: Aprons 01:00
    • 53: Eye & Face Protection 01:00

    • 54: Autoclave 01:00
    • 55: Steam Steriliser 01:00
    • 56: How to Use a Steriliser 02:00
    • 57: Daily Checks 01:00
    • 58: Weekly Checks of Your Steriliser 01:00
    • 59: Single Use Items 01:00
    • 60: Barbicide 01:00
    • 61: Sharps 01:00
    • 62: Maintenance & Record Keeping 01:00
    • 63: Cleaning Tools by Hand 01:00
    • 64: Ultra-Sonic Cleaning 01:00
    • 65: Step-By-Step Cleaning 01:00

    • 66: Reporting 01:00
    • 67: Age Restrictions 01:00

    • 68: Broken Skin 01:00
    • 69: Solutions 01:00
    • 70: Marking the Skin 01:00

    • 71: Data Protection Act 2018 (GDPR) 01:00
    • 72: Health & Safety Act 1974 01:00
    • 73: Management of Health & Safety at Work Regulations (1999) 01:00
    • 74: RIDDOR Act 1995 01:00
    • 75: Health & Safety (First Aid) Regulations (1981) 01:00
    • 76: Health & Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations (1992) 01:00
    • 77: Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (1998) 01:00
    • 78: The Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) At Work Regulations (2002) 01:00
    • 79: Cosmetic Products (Safety) Regulations (2008) 01:00
    • 80: The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order (2005) 01:00
    • 81: Electricity at Work Regulations (1989) 01:00
    • 82: Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (COSHH) 01:00
    • 83: Sale and Supply of Goods Act (1994) 01:00
    • 84: Trade Descriptions Acts (1968 and 1972) 01:00
    • 85: The Equality Act 2010 (EA) 01:00
    • 86: Disability Discrimination Act (1996) 01:00
    • 87: The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 01:00
    • 88: Local Government (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act (1982) 01:00
    • 89: Consumer Protection Act (1987) 01:00
    • 90: PPL and PRS 01:00
    • 91: Minors 01:00
    • 92: Good Working Practices Within a Salon/Clinic/Home Salon 01:00

    • 93: Infection Control Assessment 13:00

Course media

Description

  • What are Blood Borne Pathogens?
  • Infection Control Legislation
  • The chain of infection
  • Types of Blood Borne Diseases
  • HIV and AIDS
  • Hepatitis B Virus
  • Hepatitis C Virus
  • Skin Diseases
  • Other Viruses
  • Infection and Work Practice Controls
  • Cross Infection
  • Reducing Risk
  • Body Fluid Cleanup Procedures
  • Hazardous Disposal Procedures
  • Glove Removal and Disposal
  • Hand Hygiene
  • Exposure Incident
  • Clean Technique Tattoos
  • Safe Injection Practices
  • Testing and Counselling
  • Laws & Legislations surrounding the Beauty & Aesthetics Industry

Who is this course for?

Tattoo Artists

Semi-Permanent Make Up Technicians

Microblading Technicians

Aesthetic Practitioners

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