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OCCUPATION RISK PROFILE

Beauty salons & beauticians

A treatment-services profile focused on the procedures offered, client contact, equipment, products and premises.
Published by DIBNI · Last reviewed 30 August 2026 · Editorial standards

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Why does the treatment list matter?

A beauty business can range from basic cosmetic services to more specialist treatments. The proposal should therefore identify each treatment, staff qualifications and experience, client consultation procedures, products and equipment used, premises arrangements and whether any services are subcontracted or mobile.

PROPOSAL INFORMATION

  • Treatments and percentage of turnover from each.
  • Annual turnover, premises and mobile work.
  • Staff, contractors and qualifications.
  • Products, chemicals and specialist equipment.
  • Client consultation, consent and record keeping.
  • Retail product sales.
  • Claims, complaints or treatment incidents.

CONTROLS

Useful evidence can include consultation records, contraindication checks, treatment protocols, hygiene procedures, equipment maintenance, product controls, training records and incident/complaint escalation. Return to Occupations.
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