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1. Health inspection laws Duhok Polytechnic University Collage of health and medical technology- Shekhan. Public health department 1 Health requirement at barbershop

2. Outline Health requirements for barber shop. Diseases could be transmitted at barbershop. How to minimize the risk of communicable diseases transmission at a barber shop.

3. Health requirements for barber shop First : Submission of Request 1- A person who wants a health certification must apply for it before practicing work. This certification is not granted until inspecting the place and approving that all required health conditions have been observed . 2- The health permission must be renewed annually.

4. 3- The workplace could not be changed or used for another work without obtaining an agreement from the Health Inspection department. 4- The health record placed in the workplace and stamped with the stamp of the health department, and it is considered an official record that must be well-kept and not be tampered. It must be available to the health teams to record their notes when they carry out periodic health inspection.

5. Second: Construction/Building 1- The space of men's barber shop must not be less than 12 square meters as minimum for only 2 chairs. Adding 6 square meters for each additional barber chair . 2- The space for the women's barber shop must not be less than 16 square meters as a minimum for only two chairs. And adding 8 square meters for each additional barber chair.

6. 3- The workplace must be constructed with blocks, iron, steel, or concrete . 4- Ceilings and walls must be painted by a good and easy clean paint. 5- The sewer network in the place, should be available and connected to the public drain channel directly. 6- The place must be supplied with water source from the water pipe network.

7. 7- The workplace should be provided with enough wash basins with hot and cold water. 8 . The storefront must be made of good material, preferably aluminum, for easy cleaning . 9 . Maintaining the cleanliness of the place, furniture and decorations, and maintaining their quality constantly.

8. Third: Ventilation and Illumination 1- In the workplace, modern ventilation devices must be available with possible quantity (air discharges) and the size and number determined by the health authorities . 2- Enough artificial lighting in the workplace must be available. 3- Adequate heating and cooling equipment must be available in the workplace.

9. Fourth: Tools and work supplies 1- Scissors, tools , and other tools used in shaving or cutting must be sterilized with a sterile solution certified by the health authority before and after use . 2- Keep the cutting tools when not in use in the locker with a glass face and keep them clean constantly . 3- Find a sufficient amount of sheets and towels and keep them in the specific locker . 4- The cut hair should not be left on the ground and should be collected and deposited in a special barrel.

10. Fifth: Powders and Dyes 1 - It is not permissible to apply powder to the customer during shaving except with a piece of cotton, and it is not acceptable to use one piece for more than one person. 2 - Hair dyes must be allowed by health authorities to be used, dyes must be free from substances that cause allergies or dermatitis, and do not contain toxic effects. 3- Rubber gloves should be used by workers when applying hair dye.

11. Sixth: Workers 1- All workers in the workplace must obtain a medical examination card that proves they are free from communicable and infectious diseases . 2- All workers in the workplace must obtain the graduation certificate of health education session provided to them by the health department . 3- All workers must wear special suits to work while working.

12. Seventh: Other health requirements Provide a first aid pharmacy with the necessary medical treatment materials . The health authority has the right to impose or add any of the health conditions required to maintain public health

13. Diseases could be transmitted at barbershop barber shops, like any other public places where people gather, can potentially transmit communicable diseases if proper hygiene and sanitation practices are not followed. diseases that could potentially be transmitted in a barber shop include: Bacterial Infections: Folliculitis: Impetigo:

14. Diseases could be transmitted at barbershop cont. Fungal Infections: Ringworm ( Tinea capitis ): Viral Infections: Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV): Warts: caused by human papillomavirus (HPV), Blood borne Pathogens: Hepatitis B and C.

15. To minimize the risk of transmitting of communicable diseases in a barber shop. it's important for both barbers and customers to adhere to strict hygiene and sanitation practices, including the following: Regular Hand Washing: Barbers should wash their hands thoroughly between clients, and customers should also practice good hand hygiene. Sanitization of Tools: All barbering equipment, such as, scissors, combs, and brushes, should be properly cleaned and sanitized between clients .

16. To minimize the risk of transmitting communicable diseases in a barber shop cont. Use of Disposable Items: Disposable razors, neck strips, and towels can help reduce the risk of cross-contamination. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Barbers should wear gloves when necessary, and customers should consider using disposable neck strips and capes .