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| Description: Operators and workers within the hairdressing/beauty industry can come into frequent contact with chemicals. There is a range of reported health effects associated with this industry. |
3: Hairdressing/Beauty Industry - Problems with Repetitive Movement and Awkward Postures (Safety Link - Medical)
| Description: Provides information on problems with repetitive movement and awkward postures in the hairdressing industry |
4: Electrical Safety for those in the Hairdressing/Beauty Industry (Safety Link - Plant)
| Description: Provides information on safe practices with electrical safety in the hairdressing/beauty industry. |
5: Electrical Safety for those in the Hairdressing/Beauty Industry (Safety Link - Plant)
| Description: Provides information on safe practices with electrical safety in the hairdressing/beauty industry. |
6: Hairdressing National Materials
Date 1999-04-21 Size 54.5KB URL http://www.detir.qld.gov.au/vetinfo/ctm/mat/hair.pdf
7: hairdress.pdf Date: 2001-02-19 Size: 114.5KB URL: http://www.detir.qld.gov.au/vetinfo/ctm/hairdress.pdf
8: hairdressing/beauty industry
| Summary: Workplace Health and Safety Subject Index Hairdressing/Beauty Industry Information Sheets 96-I-43 Hazardous Substances in the Hairdressing and Beauty Industry |
9: Schedule 11 - Hairdressing Industry of the Order - Apprentices' and Trainees' Wages and Conditions
| Description: This document is the Schedule 11 - Hairdressing Industry of the Order governing the wages and conditions for apprentices and trainees in Queensland |
10: workplace health and safety-safety sense - hairdressing industry industry
| Summary: Workplace Health and Safety Student Program Hairdressing Industry (Continued) Fatigue Hairdressers often work long hours. Most of this time can be spent standing or bending over. Where possible, you should use appropriate seating such as ergonomically designed stools. You should also consider the importance of appropriate footwear such as low heeled, comfortable, covered shoes. It is important that regular rest breaks are taken. This includes allocating time for rest breaks, |
11: workplace health and safety-safety sense - hairdressing industry industry
| Summary: Workplace Health and Safety Student Program Hairdressing Industry (Continued) Hazard Identification Hazard identification is a key step in preventing injury and disease in the workplace. Where there's a risk, you need to stop and think. You need to think about what you are about to do, the potential risks and the likely effects on yourself and other people. The 3 Step Approach to Hazard Identification: 1. Spot the hazard. Be alert at work! Notice potential hazards and work out |
12: workplace health and safety-safety sense - hairdressing industry industry
| Summary: Workplace Health and Safety Student Program Hairdressing Industry Welcome to Safety Sense, an on-line health and safety induction package for secondary school students undertaking work placements and work experience in the Hairdressing Industry as part of their school curriculum. This package should be done after the General Safety Sense package. Have you completed the General package and received your Safety Sense Certificate? YES - Continue NO - Go to Safety Sense, General |
13: workplace health and safety-safety sense - hairdressing industry industry
| Summary: Workplace Health and Safety Student Program Hairdressing Industry (Continued) Slips, Trips and Falls Slippery and uneven floors in the workplace are a serious hazard and can result in far more serious accidents than simply tripping or falling over. Factors that can cause a fall include when: surfaces are slippery (e.g. unswept hair, surfaces are wet, polished or oily); the surface texture of the floor is unsuitable; footwear is unsuitable; moving from one surface to |
14: approved apprenticeships, traineeships and prevocational courses
| Description: approved apprenticeships, traineeships and prevocational courses |
15: Microsoft Word - Gents Hairdressing.doc Date: 2000-08-10 Size: 13.6KB URL: http://www.detir.qld.gov.au/vetinfo/apptrain/sr/hairgent.pdf
16: Microsoft Word - Ladies Hairdressing.doc Date: 2000-08-10 Size: 13.6KB URL: http://www.detir.qld.gov.au/vetinfo/apptrain/sr/hairlady.pdf
17: Fact Sheet 125 - Pre-vocational Credits for Apprentice Hairdressers
| Description: Fact sheet relating to credits applicable to apprentice hairdressers who have completed pre-vocational training |
18: WRB99
Beauty Industry
Description: Mapping Guide - Beauty
2000-08-18 Size: 106.5KB URL: http://www.detir.qld.gov.au/vetinfo/ctm/beauty.pdf
Training materials can now be accessed from http://www.trainandemploy.qld.gov.au/partners/training_packages_and_courses/training_materials/index.html
Health & Safety Tips for Nail Technicians:
http://www.women.nsw.gov.au/health/nails.htm
 
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