Hermosa Beach Municipal Code Art. 1 Exposure Control Plan and Reporting

11.36.490 Exposure control plan.

The owner of every body art establishment shall provide a written exposure control plan, approved by the department, which shall be applicable to all those who perform body art activities within said establishment, describing how the requirements of this chapter will be implemented. The exposure control plan shall meet requirements established in departmental regulations.

11.36.500 Reporting requirements–Complications.

All infections, complications or diseases resulting from the body art activity which become known to the owner or body art technician shall be reported to the department by the informed person within 24 hours of acquiring such knowledge. Should department offices be closed at such times as to make notification within 24 hours impossible, the informed person shall mail written notification to the department within 24 hours of acquiring such knowledge and follow this by providing the department with oral notification within five working days of acquiring the knowledge.

11.36.510 Equipment and instruments.

All equipment and instruments utilized in conducting body art activity shall be used and maintained in accordance with departmental regulations.

11.36.520 Record maintenance.

1. The owner of the body art establishment shall maintain records as required by departmental regulations.
2. Upon cessation of business, the owner of the body art establishment shall forward to the department copies of all records maintained pursuant to this chapter or other departmental policies. Said copies must be provided to the department within 30 calendar days of closure. The revocation of a public health facility permit issued to an owner of a body art establishment shall be deemed a cessation of business for purposes of this subsection upon exhaustion or waiver of the rights to appeal such revocation.