State of Oregon Tanning Operator Exam

Burned out tanning lamps must be disposed of by:

A warning sign, stating “DANGER—ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION” needs to be posted:

Tanning devices are to be cleaned with a sanitizer:

Who has the legal responsibility to determine appropriate tanning session times for each client?

Operators can determine a client’s skin type by:

How often are tanning device timers required to be checked?

Tanning clients must read and sign the state warning statement

How many business days do you have to report an injury to the State?

Where can an operator find the exposure schedule for each tanning bed?

Tanning devices timers can only be controlled by which of the following people?

What do persons under the age of 18 need to provide the tanning facility to be able to tan?

Which of the following documents must be available for inspection at all times?

What is the best way to make sure a bed sanitizer solution is the right strength?

Operators must make sure clients have which of these for each tanning session?

Approved eye protection must be worn

Tanning facilities must record this information on every tanning client.

Tanning facility employees cannot set bed timers unless they have

What must an operator know in order to determine how many minutes a client can tan?

A skin type number must be recorded for each customer

Animals are not allowed in a tanning facility, unless it is a service animal.

A clean towel (paper or cloth) must be provided to each customer before tanning.

Annual timer tests must be documented for inspectors to review.