Free Aesthetic Machinery Risk Assessment Template
Aesthetic Machinery Risk Assessment
1. General Information
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Date of Assessment: 02 December 2070
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Assessed by: [Your Name], Safety Officer
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Location of Equipment: Aesthetic Clinic, Room 102
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Equipment Name/Model: Ultrafacial Laser System, Model ULX-2000
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Manufacturer: Aesthetic Technologies Inc.
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Serial Number: AT-4589-ULX
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Equipment Type: Laser for skin resurfacing and hair removal
2. Purpose of Use
The Ultrafacial Laser System is used for various aesthetic treatments, including facial skin rejuvenation, hair removal, and wrinkle reduction. The device uses high-intensity laser light to target and treat skin layers effectively, helping clients achieve smoother skin and reduce unwanted hair.
3. Risk Identification
Identify the potential hazards associated with the machinery.
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Risk |
Risk Category |
Potential Impact |
Likelihood (1-5) |
Risk Rating (L x S) |
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Electrical hazard from exposed wiring |
Electrical Safety |
Shock, burns, fire |
3 |
15 |
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Eye damage from laser exposure |
Laser Safety |
Eye injury, blindness |
2 |
10 |
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Skin burns from high-intensity lasers |
Thermal Hazard |
Skin burns, scarring, tissue damage |
3 |
12 |
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Malfunction due to improper maintenance |
Mechanical Failure |
Equipment breakdown, delayed treatments |
2 |
8 |
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Allergic reaction to chemicals in equipment |
Chemical Safety |
Skin irritation, allergic reaction |
1 |
3 |
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Cross-contamination (unsterilized tools) |
Hygiene & Infection Control |
Infection, contamination of client |
3 |
15 |
4. Risk Control Measures
For each identified risk, describe the control measures in place to mitigate these hazards.
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Risk |
Control Measures |
Responsibility |
Action Date |
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Electrical hazard from exposed wiring |
Regular inspection and maintenance of electrical components. Proper insulation and use of certified equipment. |
Maintenance Team |
02 December 2070 |
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Eye damage from laser exposure |
Use of safety goggles or laser shields by all staff and clients. Routine checks of equipment to ensure proper settings. |
Operator/Technician |
02 December 2070 |
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Skin burns from high-intensity lasers |
Pre-treatment skin tests, proper equipment settings, and patient monitoring during treatment. |
Technician |
02 December 2070 |
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Malfunction due to improper maintenance |
Monthly maintenance checks, timely repairs, and use of equipment manuals for troubleshooting. |
Maintenance Team |
02 December 2070 |
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Allergic reaction to chemicals in equipment |
Patch testing for clients, use of hypoallergenic products. |
Medical Staff |
02 December 2070 |
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Cross-contamination (unsterilized tools) |
Sterilization protocols for all equipment, single-use tools, and regular sanitization of treatment areas. |
Operator/Technician |
02 December 2070 |
5. Risk Evaluation
Risk Matrix Evaluation:
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Likelihood |
1 (Rare) |
2 (Unlikely) |
3 (Possible) |
4 (Likely) |
5 (Almost Certain) |
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Severity |
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5 (Catastrophic) |
Low |
Medium |
High |
Very High |
Critical |
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4 (Major) |
Low |
Medium |
High |
High |
Very High |
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3 (Moderate) |
Low |
Low |
Medium |
High |
High |
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2 (Minor) |
Low |
Low |
Low |
Medium |
Medium |
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1 (Negligible) |
Very Low |
Low |
Low |
Low |
Low |
6. Conclusion and Recommendations
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Conclusion:
Based on the risk assessment, the Ultrafacial Laser System is generally safe to operate when following the risk control measures. However, electrical hazards, potential eye damage, and cross-contamination due to improper sterilization are significant risks that require consistent monitoring. -
Recommendations for Mitigation:
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Implement daily checks of electrical wiring and laser shielding before every session.
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Ensure all operators are trained and certified in laser safety and use appropriate eye protection during treatments.
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Continue routine maintenance of equipment to prevent mechanical failures.
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Regularly review and update sanitation protocols to avoid cross-contamination.
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7. Additional Notes
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Regular updates to the risk assessment will be made in line with the manufacturer's safety updates and any incident reports.
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Ongoing training for all staff on equipment usage and safety procedures is essential to maintain the highest safety standards.
8. Signatures
Assessor(s) Name(s):
[Your Name]
Safety Office
Date of Next Review: 02 December 2071
