Young Worker Safety and Health Training for the Cosmetology Industry
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1 Young Worker Safety and Health Training for the Cosmetology Industry Training Module 5 1 This material was produced under grant number #SH SH-1 from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, U.S. Department of Labor. It does not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U.S. Department of Labor, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.
2 Acknowledgement of Sources Introduction to OSHA Work Safe, Work Smart: Health and Safety Awareness for Working Teens curriculum. University of Washington: Dept. of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. Washington State Dept. of Labor and Industries. OSHA s 11 An OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Curriculum: University of Washington: Dept. of Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. Washington State Dept. of Labor and Industries. 2
3 Course Agenda Introduction Bloodborne Pathogens and Infection Control Chemical Safety Hazard Communication Respiratory Protection Ergonomics 3
4 Tying it All Together The Puzzle piece represents an activity that participants can do individually or as a group The Movie reel represents ways to integrate media into training The Microphone represents ways to encourage participation 4
5 Did You Know? 20% hairdressers have to leave their profession due to health problems such as allergies and dermatitis (a skin condition) 30% of the nearly 3,000 chemicals used in cosmetology are classified by the US government as toxic substances Source: New York Times Magazine; 7 March
6 Beauty Comes at a Price. Exposure to hazardous chemicals Risk of infection Repetitive motion injuries Burns/cuts/scratches Noise Stress 6
7 Chemical Safety and Hazard Communication Information Provided under OSHA Susan Harwood Capacity Building Grant: #SH-20848SHO 7
8 Working with Chemicals Skin and respiratory disorders may develop from working with allergenic or irritating materials Examples include: Absorption of chemicals through the skin from handling products. Inhalation of chemicals and dusts examples include: spraying aerosol products, working with powder products, or shaping/filing acrylic nails. Ingestion of chemicals when holding clips, combs, or other tools in the mouth when working. 8
9 Tips for Working with Chemicals Always read the MSDS sheets for the chemicals and products used Choose protective gloves that are appropriate for the chemical exposures Wash hands with soap and water after removing gloves or handling products Wear eye protection when mixing chemicals Do NOT mix chemicals or products unless manufacturer directions specify Always keep containers closed when not in use 9 REMEMBER: Dilutions of cleaning and sanitation products should be made fresh daily (or as specified by the manufacturer).
10 Hazard Communication Who s Covered: Chemical manufacturers Importers and distributors Employers that use chemicals use means to package, handle, react, or transfer. What about contractors? Are you leasing or renting a station? What s Required: Site specific written program Chemical inventory MSDSs Labeling Non-routine tasks Contractors Training
11 Labeling Manufacturer's Containers Chemical identity Hazard warnings Name, phone#/address In-Facility Containers Chemical identity Hazard warnings Equipment Needing Labeling: Spray bottles Instrument disinfecting trays and containers Image: Example of a labeling system used to identify hazardous properties of chemicals.
12 Training and Material Safety Data Sheets One for each hazardous chemical Available to employees at all times Include the most current information Review MSDSs Archive MSDSs that are no longer in use Keep for 30 years Must Cover: The Standard Locations of MSDS and Program Contents of the Written Program Labeling System Hazards of Chemicals Protection Measures Detecting Releases Document This Training
13 Breaking News- Case Study Exercise 1. Read News Release Article, MSDS, and Hazard Alert 2. Discussion Points: What have OSHA s investigations found? What is formaldehyde and how can it affect my health? What other names are used for formaldehyde? How would I know if the product I m using could expose me to formaldehyde? What should salons do to protect their workers? 13
14 Prevention Strategies Examples: Install a ventilation system to remove vapors from nail polish and removers Substitute products with safer chemicals Examples: Train employees on proper chemical mixing technique Provide MSDSs for all chemicals and products Example: Disposable gloves Safety glasses or goggles Apron Remove/Substitute/Isolate the hazard Improve Work Policies & Procedures Use Protective Clothing & Equipment 14
15 Respiratory Protection in the Cosmetology Industry Information Provided under OSHA Susan Harwood Capacity Building Grant: #SH-20848SHO 15
16 Respiratory Protection Is a filtering face piece a respirator? How about a one-strap mask? How about a two-strap mask? What about a surgical mask? Why would you wear a respirator?
17 What is a Respirator? Respirators are devices that protect workers from inhaling harmful airborne substances. Some respirators also ensure that workers do not breathe air that contains dangerously low levels of oxygen (O2). (OSHA s Small Entity Compliance Guide, 2011)
18 Respiratory Protection in the Cosmetology Industry Concern: Dust exposure when working with acrylic nails Option 1: N-95 Respirator Option 2: Surgical Mask 18
19 Bloodborne Pathogens and Infection Control Information Provided under OSHA Susan Harwood Capacity Building Grant: #SH-20848SHO 19
20 What s a Pathogen? Viruses Cold & Flu Hepatitis B & C HIV Bacteria Impetigo Staph infections 20
21 Bloodborne Pathogens At work, most biological pathogens are transmitted from: Accidental puncture from a contaminated sharp object Contact between broken skin and infected body fluids Contact between mucous membranes and infected body fluids REMEMBER: Blood or body substances do not have to be visible for an infection to be transmitted 21
22 Exposure Routes 22 Shaving Tweezing Waxing Piercings Manicure/Pedicure Tattooing Electrolysis Skin esthetician (injections) Massage/Facials Cleaning of equipment and tools
23 Prevention Strategies Example: single-use, disposable equipment (razors, make-up brushes, nail scrub brushes) Examples: Training on infectious disease and transmission Universal Precautions rule Handwashing rules Hepatitis B vaccination Example: Disposable gloves for use during procedures and cleaning equipment Remove/Substitute/Isolate the hazard Improve Work Policies & Procedures Use Protective Clothing & Equipment 23
24 Prevention Strategies Autoclave Heat & Steam Good for objects Ultrasonic cleaner Vibration & disinfectant Decontamination vs. Disinfection vs. Sterilization Hospital grade disinfectants Quats (quaternary ammonium compounds) Glutaraldehyde Ethyl alcohol Bleach solutions 24
25 Proper Glove Removal Practice
26 Hand washing Hand sanitizer does not remove harmful bacteria or viruses as well as washing hands with soap and water for 20 seconds Hand sanitizer is NOT a replacement for washing hands with soap and water! Hand sanitizer does NOT remove chemicals from your hands 26
27 Ergonomics in the Cosmetology Industry Information Provided under OSHA Susan Harwood Capacity Building Grant: #SH-20848SHO 27
28 High prevalence of musculoskeletal complaints: Awkward, prolonged working postures Elevated arms Bent back Bent head Example: washing, haircutting and styling tasks, manicure/pedicure Causes extreme positions of the forearm and wrists to occur frequently, increasing the risk of tendon-related disorders Repetitive movements Sometimes forceful movements of the hands and fingers 28
29 An Exercise in Strength Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 29
30 What is Ergonomics? Fitting the task to the person Physical abilities of the human body & Limitations of human body B E S T F I T Work tasks Tools and Equipment The job environment
31 Questions to ask yourself Are you gripping or squeezing any of the implements too tightly? What types of repetitive motions are you doing throughout the day? Are you holding your arms away from you body for extended periods of time? Do you find yourself bending forward or twisting into awkward positions to reach your client? 31
32 Prevention Strategies Example: Use ergonomically designed shears- with offset blade handles and finger rests Examples: Hold wrists in straight, neutral position Allow for stretching intervals Keep neck and back straight Keep arms at your side Stand upright and adjust chair height Palm the shears and/or razors Example: Choose appropriate footwear that is supportive and comfortable Remove/Substitute/Isolate the hazard Improve Work Policies & Procedures Use Protective Clothing & Equipment 32
33 Other Safety & Health Concerns Information Provided under OSHA Susan Harwood Capacity Building Grant: #SH-20848SHO 33
34 Other Safety Concerns Always use a guard when working with a razor, unless specifically directed. Consider eye protection to protect from flying objects (such as when clipping nails). Disconnect equipment and tools when not in use. Make sure to not overload outlets Inspect electrical equipment for frayed wires or connections. Keep cords away from high traffic areas where they could pose a trip hazard. 34
35 Your Right to a The creation of OSHA provided workers the right to a safe and healthful workplace. Section 5(a)(1) of the OSH Act states: Each employer shall furnish to each of his employees employment and a place of employment which are free from recognized hazards that are causing or are likely to cause death or serious physical harm to his employees." or call: OSHA 35
36 Building Resources: Cosmetology Specific &context=manuals /index.htm
37 Building Resources National Resources Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Youngworkers.org *The California Resource Network for Young Workers Health and Safety and home of The National Young Worker Safety Resource Center United States Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division (WHD) Youth Rules! National Children s Center for Rural Agricultural Health and Safety Gulf Coast Safety Institute 37
38 Building Resources Georgia Local Resources Georgia Department of Education Georgia Department of Education: Career, Technology and Agricultural Education SkillsUSA and Georgia Technology Student Association Georgia Engineering and Technology Education Association Georgia Health Occupations Students of America Construction Education Foundation of Georgia Trade and Industrial Educators of Georgia MAGIC "Mentoring a Girl in Construction", Inc. Summer Camp Program Project Safe Georgia American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE)- Georgia Chapter Georgia Local Section- American Industrial Hygiene Association (GLS-AIHA) 38
39 For More Information Website: Facebook: Phone: Address: Center for Young Worker Safety and Health at GTRI th Street Atlanta, GA
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