the State of Florida stating that the disease or condition is not in an infectious, contagious, or communicable stage. 61G5-20.008 Employment of Applicants for Licensure as a Cosmetologist Prior to Licensure; Employment of Applicants for Registration as a Specialist Prior to Registration. (1) Holders of a cosmetology salon license who wish to permit an applicant for licensure as a cosmetologist by examination to perform cosmetology services in their salon shall: (a) Prior to permitting an applicant to perform cosmetology services in their salon, obtain from the applicant proof that they have passed all parts of the examination for licensure as a cosmetologist within the two years as provided by Rule 61G5- 18.004, F.A.C.; (b) Display in a conspicuous place at the cosmetology salon in which the applicant performs cosmetology services a copy of the cosmetology examination passing certificate(s). (2) Holders of a cosmetology or specialty salon license who wish to permit an applicant for registration as a specialist to perform specialty services in their salon pursuant to Rule 61G5-29.004, F.A.C., shall: (a) Prior to permitting an applicant to perform any specialty services in their salon, obtain from the applicant a copy of the completed application for registration that includes proof of successful completion of the education requirements and payment of the applicable fees submitted to the Department by the applicant; (b) Upon learning or in any way becoming aware that an applicant who is performing specialty services in their salon pursuant to Rule 61G5-29.004, F.A.C., has been notified that his or her application is incomplete, or has been determined by the Board to be not qualified for registration as a specialist, shall immediately cease to permit the applicant to further perform specialty services; (c) Display in a conspicuous place at the cosmetology or specialty salon in which the applicant performs specialty services pursuant to Rule 61G5-29.004, F.A.C., a copy of the completed application for registration as a specialist submitted to the Department by the applicant. 61G5-20.010 Mobile Salons. (1) The operation of all mobile cosmetology salons shall meet and at all times remain in compliance with all local laws and ordinances regulating business establishments in all areas in which the mobile salon operates, with all applicable requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act relating to accommodations for persons with disabilities, and with all applicable OSHA requirements. (2) Each mobile salon shall meet and at all times remain in compliance with the requirements of this rule, all licensure and operating requirements specified in Chapters 455 and 477, F.S., and all other rules of the Board and the Department which apply to cosmetology salons at fixed locations except to the extent those rules of the Board conflict with this rule. (3) To facilitate inspections by the Department: (a) Prior to the beginning of each month, each mobile salon
(b) The salon name and salon license number shall be in lettering at least five inches in height and shall be visibly displayed and clearly legible on at least two exteriors sides of each mobile salon. (c) If a mobile salon is in a motor vehicle, the vehicle’s identifications number shall be included on the mobile salon’s application for licensure and shall also be listed on the mobile salon’s monthly itinerary required in paragraph (a) of this subsection. (d) Each mobile salon shall have a telephone or other means of telecommunication by which it can be contacted by the Department personnel. The salon’s telephone number shall be included on the mobile salon’s application for licensure and shall also be listed on the mobile salon’s monthly itinerary required in paragraph (a) of this subsection. (e) Each salon shall be operated only at the times and places specified in its monthly itinerary. (f) Each mobile salon license holder shall maintain a permanent business address in the inspection area of the local district office at which records of appointments, itineraries, license numbers of employees, and vehicle identification numbers of the license holder’s mobile salon shall be kept and made available for verification purposes by Department personnel, and at which correspondence from the Department can be received. Post Office box or private mailbox addresses may not be used for these purposes. (4) Due to the inherent problems of providing water and sewage service to mobile salons, the following requirements shall apply: (a) Each mobile salon shall be equipped with a functional restroom which includes a self-contained, flush chemical toilet with a holding tank. The restroom, shall also be in substantial compliance with the toilet and lavatory requirements specified in Rule 61G5-20.002, F.A.C. (b) Each mobile salon shall have storage capacity for at least 35 gallons of clean water for each cosmetologist working in the mobile salon and a total storage capacity for waste water equal to or greater than the mobile salon’s total capacity for clean water. (c) Operation of a mobile salon shall promptly cease: 1. When the mobile salon’s clean water supply is depleted or so diminished that further cosmetology service cannot be completed; 2. When the mobile salon’s waste water storage capacity if reached; 3. When the mobile salon’s restroom is in need of servicing. (d) No mobile salon shall operate or resume operation unless it has a sufficient amount of clean water as well as waste water capacity necessary for completing all cosmetology services undertaken and its restroom is functional. (e) In disposing of sewage and waste water, each mobile salon shall comply with applicable state and local environmental and sanitation regulations. (5) No cosmetology services shall be performed and no patrons shall remain within a mobile salon while it is in motion. (6) Applicants for licensure of a mobile salon shall be subject to and shall pay the same fees which licensed salons at fixed locations are subject to. status is made at any time other than at the beginning of a licensure cycle, pays the additional processing fee. However, a licensee or registrant whose license or registration has been in inactive status for more than two consecutive biennial licensure cycles shall be required to submit a statement affirming that the licensee or registrant has read within the last thirty (30) days and is familiar with the laws and rules for the practice of cosmetology in the State of Florida before the license or registration can be placed into active status. (3) Any inactive licensee or registrant who elects active status is not eligible to elect to return to inactive status until the next licensure renewal period. (4) A cosmetologist or specialist may not work with an inactive or delinquent license or registration. 61G5-25.005 Notice to the Department of Mailing Address and Place of Practice of Licensee. (1) It shall be the duty of each licensee or registrant to provide written notification to the Department of the licensee’s or registrant’s current mailing address and place of practice. For purposes of this rule, “place of practice” means the address of the physical
license holder shall file with the Board a written monthly itinerary which lists the locations where and the dates and hours when the mobile salon will be operating.
Chapter 61G5-25 Licensure Status and Notice of Address Change 61G5-25.001 Active Status. (1) The department shall renew an active cosmetology license or specialty registration upon timely receipt of the completed application for status, the biennial renewal fee, and certification that the licensee or registrant has demonstrated participation in the continuing education required by Rule 61G5-32.001, F.A.C. (2) The term “completed application” for purposes of active status or
inactive status shall mean either a completed renewal notice or a written request from the licensee or registrant accompanied by a statement affirming compliance with the applicable requirements for renewal. 61G5-25.002 Inactive Status; Reactivation. (1) Any licensee or registrant may elect at the time of license renewal to place the license or registration into inactive status by filing with the Board a completed application for inactive status as defined by Rule 61G5-25.001(2), F.A.C., and by paying the inactive status fee. (2) An inactive status licensee or registrant may change to active status at any time provided the licensee or registrant meets the continuing education requirements of Rule 61G5-32.001, F.A.C., pays the reactivation fee, and if the request to change licensure
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