Tattoo Oregon Law

Tattoo Oregon Law Food and Drug Administration - ANSWER FDA In original document or other approved means of verifying licensure history including information disclosing all unresolved or outstanding penalties and or disciplinary actions - ANSWER Affidavit of Licensure EPA - ANSWER Environmental Protection Agency Chemical agent registered with EPA that has demonstrated tuberculocidal activity - ANSWER High level disinfectant Instruments - ANSWER Equipment used during tattooing services An original document authorized by appropriate office in the higher education coordinating commission. - ANSWER Official transcript a puncture resistant container used to dispose of contaminated needles and other sharp medical objects - ANSWER sharps container 20 hours - ANSWER (210 hours of theory) needles & needle bars 20 hours - ANSWER Tattoo machines 20 hours - ANSWER Equipment and Supplies 40 hours - ANSWER safety and infection control 10 hours - ANSWER Colors theory & pigment, design art & placement 20 hours - ANSWER Skin & Diseases 20 hours - ANSWER Client Services 20 hours - ANSWER Business Operations 20 hours - ANSWER Oregon law 10 hours - ANSWER Discretionary 10 hours (you may accrue and roll over 8 hours into the next year) - ANSWER Continuing Education Ink, dyes, pigments - ANSWER Must be purchased from a commercial supplier. They must have an expiration date. Tattooing services performed on person under 18 ONLY WHEN - ANSWER Authorized or prescribed by a doctor (physicians statement) fish and reptiles - ANSWER Are allowed in facility as long as they're in aquariums/terrariums