| Title |
Controlling health risks from the use of UV tanning equipment. |
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| Free Download |
Free pdf copy available (96.5Kb)  Click Here to view document. |
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| Author |
HSE |
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| Series Code |
INDG |
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| Series Number |
209 |
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| Publisher |
HSE Books |
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| Date of Publication |
1995 |
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| Length |
4 pages |
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| Stock Code |
INDG209 |
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| ISBN |
0717606724 |
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| Quantity Per Pack |
10 |
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| Notes |
leaflet. ( 10 copies per pack) (IND G 209) (INDG 209) supersedes, 'Commercial ultra-violet tanning equipment.' Guidance note, general series (GNGS 18)(GN GS 18) (GN GS18) ISBN 011883553X |
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| Abstract |
Provides guidance on how to minimise the health hazards associated with ultraviolet (UV) tanning equipment. Aimed at operators who have responsibility for the day-to-day operation of tanning equipment and specific advice for customers. Contents: What action do operators need to take? Who might be at risk? Short-term damaging effects; Long term health risks; Precautions; Don't use cosmetics before tanning; Tan gently; Seek advice about any problems; Protect your eyes; Understand the equipment; Don't rely on your tan for protection; Know your skin; Is the risk adequately controlled; What, if any, further action is necessary to control the risk? You should also ensure that your staff know.... |
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| Keywords |
General guidance; Leisure industry; Service industry; Sunlamps; Sunbeds; Tanning booths; Sunburn; Conjunctivitis; Premature skin ageing; Skin cancer; Cataracts |
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