Utah Administrative Code
Topic - Health
Title R392 - Population Health, Environmental Health
Rule R392-700 - Indoor Tanning Facility Sanitation
Section R392-700-6 - Tanning Devices
Universal Citation: UT Admin Code R 392-700-6
Current through Bulletin 2023-24, December 15, 2023
(1)
(a) The operator shall use only commercially
available tanning devices manufactured and certified in compliance with
21 CFR
801.4, 21 CFR 1010.2,
21 CFR 1010.3, and
21 CFR 1040.20.
(b) The operator
shall follow the manufacturer's safety instructions applicable to each tanning
device.
(2) The operator shall:
(a) maintain at the tanning facility
the manufacturer's operating instructions, exposure recommendations, and safety
instructions for each tanning device;
(b) centrally install and locate the timing
device controls for each tanning device so that a patron may not set or reset
the exposure time on any tanning device;
(c) control the temperature of each body
contact surface of a tanning device and the surrounding area to ensure that the
surface does not exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit;
(d) maintain each tanning device in good
repair;
(e) provide a physical
barrier to protect a patron from possible injury that could occur by touching
or breaking a tanning device lamp;
(f) provide a physical barrier or other
method, such as a handrail or floor marking to show the patron the proper
exposure distance between an ultraviolet lamp and the patron's skin;
(g) replace each defective or burned-out lamp
or filter with a lamp or filter that is clearly identified by brand and model
designation by the lamp or filter manufacturer;
(h) maintain lamp manufacturer's labeling and
user instructions at the tanning facility that demonstrate the compatibility
equivalence of any replacement lamp or filter;
(i) track each patron's usage to ensure that
a patron does not use a tanning device more frequently than once each calendar
day or in excess of the manufacturer's recommended exposure;
(j) ensure that each tanning device allows a
patron to exit the tanning device without assistance from the
operator;
(k) assess each patron's
skin type and sensitivity and consider the intensity of the radiation output of
the tanning devices in the tanning facility when assigning a patron to use a
particular tanning device;
(l)
provide a separate enclosed tanning area for each tanning device that ensures
patron safety and privacy; and
(m)
ensure that only one person enters an enclosed tanning area during a tanning
session;
(3) The operator may not:
(a) operate any tanning
device that has an ineffective or inoperable timing device or for which the
timing device is missing;
(b)
exceed the manufacturer's maximum recommended exposure time;
(c) exceed the exposure time recommended by
the manufacturer in compliance with
21
CFR 1040.20(d)(1)(iv);
(d) advertise or promote the use
of any tanning equipment using wording such as "safe," "safe tanning," "no
harmful rays," "no adverse effect, "free from risk," or similar wording or
concept; and
(e) allow an animal,
except for a service animal, to be in an enclosed tanning area during a tanning
session.
Adopted by Utah State Bulletin Number 2022-06, effective 3/1/2022
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