SOP 228.02-att-3: Institutional Barber/Cosmetologist and Staff Member Orientation Checklist

Division:
Unknown
Effective Date:
June 22, 2023
Reference Code:
IIB01-0011
Topic Area:
Facilities Sanitation
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Length:
610 words

Summary

This checklist ensures that institutional barbers, cosmetologists, and supervising staff understand and can demonstrate compliance with sanitation and hygiene requirements for barber shop operations in correctional facilities. The Safety/Sanitation Officer must review all items with the barber and staff to confirm understanding of proper cleaning procedures, infection control measures, and prohibited practices before barber shop operations begin.

Key Topics

  • barber shop sanitation
  • cosmetology
  • infection control
  • tool disinfection
  • personal hygiene
  • barber orientation
  • skin conditions
  • lice prevention
  • hand washing
  • barber shop rules
  • health screening

Full Text

SOP 228.02
Attachment 3

6/22/23

|GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS INSTITUTIONAL BARBER/COSMETOLOGIST AND STAFF MEMBER ORIENTATION CHECKLIST|Col2|Col3|
|---|---|---|
|This checklist will be completed by the institutional Safety/Sanitation Officer who will, in the presence of the Barber/Cosmetologist and
the staff member(s) assigned the responsibility of a barber shop, ensure that he or she understands each item.|This checklist will be completed by the institutional Safety/Sanitation Officer who will, in the presence of the Barber/Cosmetologist and
the staff member(s) assigned the responsibility of a barber shop, ensure that he or she understands each item.|This checklist will be completed by the institutional Safety/Sanitation Officer who will, in the presence of the Barber/Cosmetologist and
the staff member(s) assigned the responsibility of a barber shop, ensure that he or she understands each item.|
| NO| YES|

1. The Barber/Cosmetologist can read aloud the Barber/Cosmetologist Shop rules.|
|||THE BARBER/COSMETOLOGIST AND STAFF MEMBER UNDERSTANDS AND CAN DEMONSTRATE THE
FOLLOWING:

2. All razors, scissors, combs, or other tools will be thoroughly washed with soap and running hot water to remove
film and debris and effectively disinfected immediately after each use.|
|||3. After cleaning, the clipper blades shall be immersed in disinfectant solution and agitated for a period of not
less than 10 minutes before use on another patron.|
|||4. He or she shall not use any headrest cover, neck strip, towel, or wash cloth that has been used on any
other patron, unless the same shall have been properly laundered since its last use.|
|||5. Clean hair cloths may be reused; however, when a hair cloth is used, a neck strip, a freshly laundered
towel, or other suitable protection shall be placed between the hair cloth and the neck of the patron.
Soiled or unclean hair cloths shall not be used.|
|||6. Cotton pads, absorbent cotton, and other single or dispensable toilette articles shall not be reused, and
shall be placed in a proper waste container immediately after each use.|
|||7. The common use of brushes, neck duster, shaving mugs, and shaving brushes is prohibited.|
|||8. The making of shaving lather in a wash basin or lavatory for use in serving a patron is prohibited.|
|||9. The use of powder puffs, sponges, lump alum, styptic pencils, and similar items is prohibited.|
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|10. The removal or treatment of blackheads, carbuncles, infected hairs, or any sore or lesion is prohibited.|
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|11. The pulling of hair from ears, nostrils, eyebrows, and/or moustaches is prohibited.|
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|12. The barber shall not serve any patron when the skin of the patron's face, neck or scalp is inflamed, has
open lesions, scaling, contains pus, or is erupted, unless service is performed in accordance with the
specific authorization of the Chief Medical Officer at the institution.|
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|13. No person shall be serviced when infested with head lice.|
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|14. The barber shall maintain good personal grooming habits, including close-cut fingernails and a neat
personal appearance.|
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|15. The barber shall wash his or her hands with soap and running hot water between each patron.|
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|16. The barber shall sweep up loose hair between patrons and, in general, keep the barber shop area in a
clean and orderly fashion.|
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|17. The barber shall not perform services to a patron if he or she (the barber) has open lesions on his or her
hands, unless rubber medical gloves are used.|
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|18. The barber/cosmetologist and staff member(s) assigned the responsibility of a barber shop has reviewed
the DOC Barber Shop Sanitation Procedures video.|

___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________
Barber Date Safety/Sanitation Officer Date

cc: Safety/Sanitation Officer (original)
Offender Barber File

Retention Schedule: Upon completion, this checklist shall be placed in the offender’s institutional file and retained according to the
official records retention schedule for that file.

Attachments (4)

  1. Sanitation Inspection Report (318 words)
  2. Barber/Cosmetology Shop Rules (426 words)
  3. Institutional Barber/Cosmetologist and Staff Member Orientation Checklist (610 words)
  4. Cosmetology Request Form (83 words)
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