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If the board issues a temporary shop license under AS 08.13.120 (b) and 12 AAC 09.112 for a convention or other special event, the owner or operator shall
(1) contain the temporary shop in a completely enclosed, non-mobile facility, such as inside a permanent building;
(2) provide
(A) a procedure area that can be properly cleaned and sanitized; and
(B) equipment to sterilize instruments as required under this chapter and evidence that a spore destruction test in accordance with 18 AAC 23.050 was performed on the sterilization equipment at least 30 days before the date the convention or other special event begins; if equipment to sterilize equipment and instruments as required under this chapter is not available, the practitioner shall use only single-use, prepackaged, sterilized equipment and instruments; and
(3) comply with
(A) the requirements of 18 AAC 23.030;
(B) the toilet and handwashing facilities requirements in 18 AAC 23.040(8) and (9);
(C) the work surface requirements in 18 AAC 23.040(11) ;
(D) waste receptacle requirements in 18 AAC 23.040(12) ;
(E) equipment, supply, and product use requirements in 18 AAC 23.040(14) ;
(F) animal control requirements in 18 AAC 23.040(15) ;
(G) lighting requirements in 18 AAC 23.320(a) (1);
(H) procedure area access provisions in 18 AAC 23.320(b) ;
(I) waste management requirements in 18 AAC 23.330;
(J) practitioner hygiene requirements in 18 AAC 23.335;
(K) sanitation requirements in 18 AAC 23.340(a) - (f);
(L) body piercing procedure requirements in 18 AAC 23.345; and
(M) tattooing and permanent cosmetic coloring procedure requirements in 18 AAC 23.350.
History: Eff. 12/1/2002, Register 164
Authority: AS 08.13.030
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