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International Standards Alignment in Skinart Training Modules

This page explains the health and safety references discussed in Skinart training materials. References to WHO, ISO or OSHA are not endorsements or certifications of Skinart, its courses or its students.

Use the references below to understand the scope of each organisation and document. Before enrolment, ask which topics, practical tasks and assessments are included in your chosen course.

World Health Organization (WHO) Guidelines:

  • For health-related subjects, such as bloodborne pathogens, we rely on WHO’s international best practices.
  • Reference: “WHO Guidelines on Hepatitis B and C Testing” and “WHO Best Practices for Injections and Related Procedures Toolkit.”


International Organization for Standardization (ISO):

  • ISO 9001 addresses quality management systems. A reference to this standard is not evidence that a training provider or course is ISO certified.
  • Reference: “ISO 9001:2015 – Quality Management Systems” for maintaining documentation and managing business processes effectively.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Guidelines:

  • OSHA is a United States workplace-safety authority. Its bloodborne pathogens standard should be read in that context and does not replace New Zealand requirements.
  • Reference: “OSHA’s Bloodborne Pathogens Standard (29 CFR 1910.1030).”

Comprehensive Health and Safety Training:

  • Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Use: Trainees learn the correct selection, usage, and disposal of PPE to mitigate occupational hazards.
  • Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) & Chemical Safety: Our courses include critical understanding of MSDS and the safe handling of chemicals in the workplace.
  • Risk Assessment: We provide thorough training on conducting risk assessments to identify and manage potential risks in the body art studio environment.
  • Body Art Code of Conduct: Students are familiarized with the professional code of conduct, ensuring ethical and responsible practice within the industry.

Before enrolment, ask which health and safety documents, practical tasks and assessments are included in your chosen course. References on this page do not establish approval or certification by WHO, ISO or OSHA. Confirm current requirements for your planned services and premises with the relevant local authority; course completion alone does not establish compliance. Official references: WHO injection-safety toolkit, ISO quality management systems and OSHA bloodborne pathogens standard.