D Touch Barber Studio
Review the details of the Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC) Lapse Report.
Initial and final report
Premise or facility under investigation:
D Touch Barber Studio
64 Commuter Dr Brampton, L7A 0R3
Type of premise or facility:
Personal service settings
Date board of health became aware of the IPAC lapse:
2024-05-14
Date of initial final report:
2024-05-21
Date of final report posting:
2024-05-22
How the IPAC lapse was identified:
Complaint/compliance Inspection
Summary description of the IPAC lapse
- Operator failed to immediately dispose of single use blades after use on a client.
- Operator failed to store and dispense products in a manner to prevent contamination.
- Operator failed to properly clean and disinfect reusable equipment after use on clients.
IPAC lapse investigation
Did the IPAC lapse involve a member of a regulatory college? No
Were any corrective measures recommended? Yes
Details of the corrective measures
- A public health inspector instructed the operator on required corrective measures.
- Operator must immediately discard all used single-use items/blades after use on clients. Blades must be disposed of in an approved sharps container.
- Operator cleaned and disinfected all reusable equipment.
- Operator must dispense and store products in a manner to prevent contamination.
- The operator was educated on the requirements of the Personal Service Settings Regulation 136/18.
- The public health inspector issued an inspection report on May 16, 2024 outlining required corrective measures. A Conditional Pass inspection summary sign was also issued to the operator. The operator posted the sign at the entrance to the facility.
Orders or directives that were issued to the owner or operator:
2024-05-16 – Inspection report and Conditional Pass inspection summary sign.
Initial report comments and contact information
Operator was instructed on the corrective measures required.
Final report
Date of final report posting
2024-05-22
Date of final report updates (if applicable):
2024-05-21
State and date any orders or directives were issued to the owner or operator (if applicable)
A public health inspector conducted a re-inspection on 2024-05-21. The operator corrected all items of non-compliance.
A PASS inspection summary sign issued and posted at the entrance to the facility.
State and date of all corrective measures that were confirmed to have been completed
- Compliance was checked during the re-inspection conducted on 2024-05-21.
- All used single use disposable items were discarded at time of re-inspection.
- The operator followed a “Cleaning and Disinfection Procedure” to clean and disinfect reusable equipment after use on clients.
Final report comments and contact information
Routine compliance inspections by a public health inspector will continue.
If you have any further questions, contact:
Liz Haydu, Supervisor, Health Services
Peel Region
905-791-7800 ext. 2503
liz.haydu@peelregion.ca
