Confirm the hazard class first
The depth of the assessment and the renewal interval follow from the workplace's hazard class. The class depends on the activity code and is not guessed; read it from the hazard class query tool on this site.
Chemical exposure
Dyes, bleaches, perms and keratin products are met through the airway and by skin contact. The exposure is not one-off but repeated through the day, which is why ventilation adequacy and glove use are decisive. Safety data sheets for the products must be accessible.
Skin problems
Frequent water contact and wet work are a known cause of hand eczema. This is the ground for an occupational disease that can end a career, and it is prevented early.
Posture and repetition
Standing for long periods, holding the arm at shoulder height and repeated use of scissors load the neck, shoulder and wrist. Making the chair height adjustable reduces that load directly.
Sharps and hygiene
Razors, scissors and blades carry a risk of blood-borne transmission alongside cuts. Single-use tips, the disinfection routine and the sharps container are each assessed separately.
In Optifora
The risk assessment module gives this setting's hazard list as a starting point; you correct it with what you see on site, score it, and tie the control to a task with an owner. When the renewal date approaches, the reminder arrives on its own.