R392-701-10. Specific Health and Sanitation Requirements for a Temporary Body Art Facility

(1) A temporary body art facility is exempt from: (a) Subsection R392-701-7(1)(b)(iii); (b) Subsection R392-701-7(2)(a); (c) Subsection R392-701-7(2)(b); (d) Subsection R392-701-9(1); and (e) Subsection R392-701-9(5). (2) Except for Subsection (1), the operator of a temporary body art facility and any body artist working in a temporary body art facility shall comply with this rule. (3) The operator shall ensure that: (a) body art procedures are only performed inside a building or portion therein that meets the requirements of this rule; (b) any floor and wall or partition of the temporary body art facility is cleanable or disposable; (c) a temporary body art facility has a toilet room that is accessible to body artists and clients, conveniently located to the temporary body art facility, and equipped with: (i) a handwashing sink: (A) with running hot water and cold water under pressure; (B) located in or immediately adjacent to the toilet room; and (C) used solely for hand washing; (ii) a solid, durable, and easily cleanable waste receptacle; (iii) a toilet; (iv) individual disposable towels or other approved hand drying facilities; and (v) soap and toilet tissue in suitable dispensers. (d) a temporary body art facility has a temporary handwash station in addition to the handwashing sink required in Subsection (3)(c)(i) that is: (i) clean and sanitary, and in good repair; (ii) equipped with: (A) a solid, durable, and easily cleanable waste receptacle; (B) a wastewater catch basin; (C) an enclosed and filled water container with a spigot or faucet that allows for continuous water flow without the need for constant hand contact; (D) disposable paper towels; and (E) liquid hand soap; (iii) located within or adjacent to the temporary body art facility; (iv) readily accessible to body artists; and (v) used solely for hand washing. (4) The local health officer may allow for the sharing of a conveniently located handwash station, as described in Subsection (3)(d), for: (a) up to 12 temporary body artists; (b) up to four booths or facilities; or (c) another alternative condition as approved by the local health officer.