Session hygiene
Learn sterilisation, protective barriers and cross-contamination prevention, including how to prepare equipment and maintain hygiene during practical work.
Hygiene & studio safety
Learn how to prepare, work and clean up safely.
Training covers sterilisation, protective barriers and cross-contamination prevention. Studio security and attendance procedures support the learning environment; they do not replace session hygiene.
Ask about studio safetySafety throughout a session
- Station preparation
- Protective barriers
- Cross-contamination prevention
- Cleaning & aftercare
Safety during training
Studio care & welfare
Scheduled cleaning
Weekly studio sanitisation complements the cleaning, preparation and infection-prevention steps required for individual sessions.
Medical aid
Medical aid support is available at the institute. Staff can explain how to get help if an incident occurs.
Records & conduct
Studio conduct
Staff checks support professional conduct and adherence to studio rules. Raise questions about training or conduct with the institute team.
Digital attendance
Biometric and digital attendance record student participation and support the institute’s training records.
CCTV security
The studio has 24/7 CCTV coverage for security. The team can explain camera locations and how recordings are handled.
Your questions.
What hygiene topics are taught?
Training covers sterilisation, protective barriers, cross-contamination prevention and skin safety, with guidance on applying these procedures during a session.
Does weekly cleaning replace session hygiene?
No. Scheduled studio cleaning is separate from the preparation, cleaning and infection-prevention procedures used for each session.
How are studio security and attendance managed?
The studio uses 24/7 CCTV, biometric and digital attendance, and staff checks. Medical aid is available. Staff can explain recording policies and incident procedures.
Who should I speak to about a concern?
Contact the institute team or your mentor about safety, equipment or conduct concerns before continuing practical work.
