H+S from PP week 1

To protect clients and staff from harm

To make the salon look professional

To increase the number of clients

To reduce the cost of products

Barbicide solution

UV sterilizer

Glass bead sterilizer

Hand washing

A hazard is a potential source of harm, while a risk is the likelihood of that harm occurring.

A hazard is always unavoidable, while a risk can be controlled.

A risk is a physical object, while a hazard is a situation.

A hazard is the same as a risk.

Water on the floor that is not identified and not wiped up

Water on the floor that is coned off and wiped up

Trailing wires lying flat against the wall

A heavy box lifted using correct manual handling techniques

Carefully pick up glass, place in a sharps box, and sweep the floor for remaining glass.

Leave the glass until a cleaner arrives.

Sweep the glass into a corner and leave it there.

Ask someone else to clean it up without any precautions.

Storage, Handling, Use, Disposal

Purchase, Storage, Cleaning, Use

Labeling, Mixing, Use, Cleaning

Transport, Storage, Use, Mixing

Adjust your chair correctly

Use a foot rest if needed

Take regular breaks

Ignore any aches or pains

To check for allergies or reactions

To improve hair texture

To increase hair growth

To reduce hair loss

Minimum rest breaks, daily rest, weekly rest, and maximum average working week

Only the maximum number of hours per week

Only the minimum wage

Only annual leave entitlements