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Monitor and maintain health and safety practice in the salon

Level 3 · 4 credits · 29 guided learning hours. Part of AB30130, AB30134, AC30335, AM30099, AM30136, AM30180.

Overview

Learning outcomes 1. Be able to carry out a risk assessment 2. Be able to monitor health and safety in the salon

Course curriculum

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Module 1 — From Following to Monitoring5 lessons
  • 1What Changes When You Become Responsible for OthersNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 2How This Unit Is Assessed — and Why There Is No ExamNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 3The Documents a Salon Must Hold, and How to Tell If They Are CurrentNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 4Insurance — Why It Exists and What Voids ItNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 5Knowledge Check 1Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
Module 2 — Carrying Out a Risk Assessment10 lessons
  • 1Why Risk Assessment Is the Method, Not the PaperworkNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 2Hazard, Risk, and Rating Them ConsistentlyNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 3Step 1–2 — Identify Hazards and Who Is HarmedNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 4Step 3 — Evaluate and Decide ControlsNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 5Step 4 — Record It So Somebody Can Act On ItNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 6Step 5 — When a Risk Assessment Must Be RedoneNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 7Taking Action Afterwards — the Column People Leave EmptyNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 8Workshop — Produce a Real Risk AssessmentNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 9Knowledge Check 2Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 10Risk Assessment Record — B2 Workshop (Module 2.8)Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
Module 3 — COSHH and the Specialist Assessments5 lessons
  • 1The Assessments That Sit Alongside the General OneNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 2COSHH in 8 StepsNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 3Substances Your Salon Creates and Never BuysNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 4Treatment-specific Values — Which Are Law, Which Are YoursNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 5Knowledge Check 3Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
Module 4 — Monitoring People and Supporting Them9 lessons
  • 1Monitoring Is Not PolicingNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 2What to Watch For, and WhenNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 3Correcting Someone on the SpotNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 4Then Fix the System That Invited ItNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 5The Support You Owe StaffNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 6New Starters, Trainees and the People Who Do Not AskNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 7Handling Repeated or Dangerous Non-complianceNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 8Knowledge Check 4Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 9Supervisor's Monitoring Pack — B2 Worksheet (Module 4)Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
Module 5 — Security Breaches5 lessons
  • 1Types of Security Breach in a SalonNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 2Responding to Each TypeNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 3Data Breaches — the One With a DeadlineNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 4Aggression, Intoxication and Personal SafetyNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 5Knowledge Check 5Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
Module 6 — Client Safety at Supervisory Level6 lessons
  • 1Screening as a System, Not a ConversationNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 2The Four-way Decision and Justifying ItNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 3Referral, Consent and the Limit of Your AuthorityNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 4Records That Would Survive Being QuestionedNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 5Contra-actions and Safety-netting Across a TeamNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 6Knowledge Check 6Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
Module 7 — Being Assessed6 lessons
  • 1Two Observations, and What They Have to ShowNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 2Oral Questioning at Level 3 — Justify, Do Not ReciteNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 3Assembling the PortfolioNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 4Self-audit Before You SubmitNot open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 5Knowledge Check 7Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson
  • 6Self-audit Grid — B2 Workshop (Module 7.4)Not open yet — enroll to open this lesson

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