health and safety beauty therapy l2

What legislation covers the general health and safety requirements in a salon?

• Data Protection Act

• Health and safety at Work Act

• Sale of Goods Act

• Consumer Rights Act

What is the purpose of a risk assessment in the salon?

• To reduce the number of staff
  

• To identify and minimise potential hazards

• To increase the number of clients

• To check staff attendance

Which fire extinguisher should be used on electrical fires in a salon?

• Water

• Foam

• CO₂ (Carbon Dioxide)

• Wet Chemical

What action should be taken if a client has a severe allergic reaction?

• Offer a glass of water

• Continue the treatment

• Call for emergency medical help immediately

• Apply a cold compress

What is the main reason for keeping a salon clean and hygienic?

• To make the salon look attractive

• To prevent the spread of infections and diseases

• To reduce product wastage

• To meet insurance requirements

Which of the following is a common hazard in a beauty salon?

• Loud music

• Wet floors

• Bright lighting

• Large mirrors

What should be done if a client faints in the salon?

• Ignore them and continue working

• Lay them down, raise their legs, and ensure they have fresh air

• Ask them to leave the salon

• Give them a beauty treatment to relax

What is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)?

• Uniforms worn for branding

• Protective clothing and equipment like gloves and masks

• Salon decoration items

• Client appointment schedules

Why is it important to correctly dispose of hazardous waste, such as used wax strips or needles?

• To keep the salon looking tidy

• To protect the environment and prevent contamination

• To avoid unpleasant smells

• To recycle materials

What should a beauty therapist do if they notice a faulty electrical appliance?

• Continue using it until it completely stops working

• Report it immediately and stop using it

• Try to repair it themselves

• Use it with caution