North Dakota Administrative Code › Title 33 - State Department of Health › Article 33-41 - Tattoo and Body Art › Chapter 33-41-01 - Tattoo and Body Art › Section 33-41-01-13 - Mobile body art establishments

Current through Supplement No. 393, July, 2024
In addition to complying with all of the requirements of
				  this code, mobile body art vehicles working from a mobile body art
				  establishment shall also comply with all of the following requirements:
1. Mobile body art establishments are
				licensed annually, and no body art procedures are to be performed before a
				license is issued. Licenseholders are responsible for ensuring that all other
				local agency regulations are complied with, including zoning and business
				license requirements.
2. Body art
				performed pursuant to this section shall be done only from an enclosed vehicle
				such as a trailer or mobile home. No body art procedures shall be performed
				outside of the enclosed vehicle.
3. The mobile body art establishment shall be
				maintained in a clean and sanitary condition at all times. Doors shall be
				self-closing and tight-fitting. Openable windows shall have tight-fitting
				screens.
4. Mobile body art
				establishments must have approved sterilization equipment available, in
				accordance with all requirements of section
				33-41-01-08.
5. The mobile body art establishment shall be
				used only for the purpose of performing body art procedures. No habitation or
				food preparation is permitted inside the vehicle unless the body art
				workstation is separated by walls, floor to ceiling, from culinary or domicile
				areas.
6. The mobile body art
				establishment shall be equipped with an equipment washing sink and a separate
				handsink for the exclusive use of the operator for handwashing and preparing
				the client for the body art procedure. The handsink shall be supplied with hot
				and cold running water under pressure to a mixing type faucet and liquid soap
				and paper towels in dispensers. An adequate supply of potable water shall be
				maintained for the mobile body art establishment at all times during operation.
				The source of the water and storage, in gallons, of the tanks shall also be
				identified. Tuberculocidal single-use hand wipes, approved by the department,
				to augment the handwashing requirements of this section, must be available.
7. All liquid wastes shall be
				stored in an adequate storage tank with a capacity at least fifty percent
				greater than the capacity of the onboard potable water supply. Liquid wastes
				shall be disposed of at a site approved by the department.
8. Restroom facilities must be available
				within the mobile body art establishment. A handsink must be available inside
				the restroom cubicle. The handsink shall be supplied with hot and cold running
				water under pressure to a mixing type faucet, as well as liquid soap and paper
				towels in dispensers. Restroom doors must be self-closing and adequate
				ventilation must be available.
9.
				No animals, except service animals of clients, shall be allowed in the mobile
				body art establishment at any time.
10. Mobile body art establishments must
				receive a preoperational inspection to ensure compliance with structural
				requirements.
11. All mobile body
				art establishment licenses, as well as the disclosure notice, must be readily
				seen by clients.
General Authority: NDCC 23-01-35
Law Implemented: NDCC
					 23-01-35