Body Art Industry Events (TEST)
Body Art Industry Events Industry meeting – February 2023 | Agenda | Presentation 1 | Presentation 2 [...]
Body Art Industry Events Industry meeting – February 2023 | Agenda | Presentation 1 | Presentation 2 [...]
Food Safety Culture refers to the attitudes, beliefs, practices, and values that are held by a restaurant’s staff around [...]
Guidelines for Norovirus in Restaurants Norovirus in Hotels
Outbreak Investigation Procedures When reports of illness come in, the Southern Nevada Health District (SNHD) staff immediately take [...]
How to Report Illness If you suspect you have food poisoning from a local restaurant, deli, or caterer, [...]
Disease Statistics In order to identify an outbreak, it is important to monitor the amount of illness within [...]
Vomit is a major source of contamination during outbreaks. In fact, one vomiting incident can spread 300,000 viral particles [...]
The form below may be used to look up and verify the status of Body Art Cards. The first [...]
The purpose of this document is to provide guidance regarding the minimum standards for Annual Itinerant food establishments providing [...]
During the 2023 Nevada Legislative Session, Senate Bill 92 passed with broad bipartisan support and was signed into law [...]
Logs are fillable tools used to monitor and verify food safety practices. Templates are basic outlines of standard operating [...]
What is Household Hazardous Waste (HHW)? Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) are unused products typically found in a home that [...]
What’s in your well water? UNLV College of Engineering and Southern Nevada Health District are partnering to help Southern [...]
The 2023 Food Regulations were approved by the SNHD Board of Health on November 17, 2022, [...]
After reviewing the proposed 2023 Food Regulations, please let us know whether the proposed regulations will impose a direct [...]
A person who has held a Body Art Card for at least four consecutive years or can provide [...]
Applicants who do not have six months of experience must apprentice for a minimum of six months in [...]
All artists in Clark County who provide body art services need to have either a Body Art Card [...]
IMPORTANT: The Southern Nevada Health District’s jurisdiction covers Clark County, Nevada, specifically regarding the abatement and disposal of asbestos [...]
Please complete and submit the following business impact survey for the proposed EH Fee Schedule adjustments no later than [...]
Nevada's Division of Environmental Protection Bureau of Safe Drinking Water (NDEP BSDW) is the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) [...]
Federal Safety of Public Water Systems (42 USC 300f to 300j-27) National Primary Drinking Water Regulations (40 CFR 141) [...]
Complete y envíe la siguiente encuesta de impacto comercial para las regulaciones de arte corporal propuestas a más tardar [...]
Please complete and submit the following business impact survey for the proposed Body Art Regulations no later than January [...]
The Southern Nevada Health District permits Family Care Homes and Group Care Homes that hold child care licenses through the State of Nevada. A Family Care Home is a child care facility, within a family residence, where the licensee regularly provides care, without the presence of parents, for no more than six children. A Group Care Home is a child care facility, within a family residence, where the licensee regularly provides care, without the presence of parents, for at least seven children but no more than twelve children.
Body Art Industry Events Industry meeting – February 2023 | Agenda | Presentation 1 | Presentation 2 [...]
No, but if there is one, it must meet SNHD Regulations for Food Establishments. (NAC 444.56848) Within 24 [...]
At least 50-foot candles of light must be provided in each area for washing tableware and in each kitchenette; [...]
All Food Establishments require a health permit. Food Establishment does not include: An establishment that offers meets the exemption [...]
Required spaces include a separate unit for intoxicated inmates, separate cells for confinement of certain inmates with mental illness, [...]
Remodeling includes the construction, alteration or installation of new equipment, modification of existing equipment or fixtures, changes in floor [...]
Equipment used in a permitted food establishment shall meet or exceed the standards for sanitation established by the American [...]
Farmers are exempt from a health permit if the farmer sells only farm products in their natural and unprocessed [...]
By revision of the Nevada Revised Statutes NRS 446, and NAC 446.042, food prepared in a non-commercial kitchen is [...]
Anyone who prepares or contacts food, not prepared by the parent, must have a food handler card. Yes, [...]
In order to assist the transition of business, the Southern Nevada Health District will allow a facility to apply [...]
A food establishment that serves or prepares food at a location other than its permitted location for a contracted [...]
Yes, if the establishment does both tattooing and piercing, two health permits are required. Yes, please email your proof of [...]
Download and complete the applicable application packet. Read the instructions for submission thoroughly and sign. Submit the application packet [...]
The purpose of this requirement sheet is to provide guidance regarding the minimum standards for a packaged foods warehouse. [...]
Updated to include changes from AB 571 This webpage is intended to explain the design and construction requirements imposed [...]
Applying for a New Health Permit FAQ Body Art Permitting FAQ Catering FAQ [...]
Dry Storage Calculator Food Booth Plan Example Hand Drawn Plan Example [...]
Click on the link for the applicable application form and download a copy to your computer. If you are [...]
If your business plan includes the incidental sale of commercially packaged, non-potentially hazardous foods, you may be exempt from [...]
New and Remodel Permits Change of Permit Holder Applicants
Five steps to obtain a new or remodel health permit: Application Packet Download the appropriate application packet online. Gather [...]
Four Steps to Obtain a Health Permit when taking over an existing, open and operating, facility: Application Packet Download [...]
The Plan Review program processes new, remodel, and change of ownership health permit applications for food establishments, cosmetic [...]
Purpose of the Food Safety Assessment Meeting: The Southern Nevada Health District is working to enhance the food safety [...]
The Southern Nevada Health District is working with partners to make healthy food more accessible in our community. A [...]
An aquatic venue with inactive status will retain a health permit but pay a reduced annual permit fee. A site inspection will be made annually to verify condition of the barrier and venue, but a full inspection will not be conducted.
Aquatic Industry Outreach Meeting Builders and Design Professionals - Interface with SNHD Aquatic Health Plan Review inspectors. Overview of the application and submission process. Review of common obstacles to approval
Initiate the application process Call (702)759-1127 and our administrative staff will return your call within three business days. [...]
The information on this page is provided from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the U.S. Department of Agriculture on food recalls occurring throughout the United States. The Southern Nevada Health District’s Environmental Health Division supports permitted food facilities in complying with recalls that have an impact in Clark County by providing information, conducting routine inspections, and through outreach activities as appropriate. Foodborne outbreaks are investigated in conjunction with the Health District’s Office of Epidemiology and Disease Surveillance.
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The Nevada State Legislature passed Senate Bill 4 (SB 4) in an effort to prevent COVID-19 transmission in Public Accommodations. From this, the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services developed Regulations regarding COVID-19 prevention standards at Public Accommodation Facilities (NAC 447 E), which the Southern Nevada Health District Board of Health adopted. These Regulations will go into effect October 5, 2020, and will apply until the Governor of Nevada’s declaration of a public health emergency due to COVID-19 is lifted.
Sometimes the early signs of an outbreak are subtle, and it’s hard to tell if you’re in an emergency situation or not. Use the tools on this page to identify an outbreak in your facility and help you get started with the first steps to control it. When in doubt, call SNHD and we will work with you to figure out the appropriate route to take. You can call the Office of Epidemiology at (702) 759-1300, Environmental Health Foodborne Illness at (702) 759-1504, or your assigned inspector. In order to meet this requirement, it is strongly recommended that facilities keep records of employee absences due to illness, and to regularly review those records. This way, each facility will know what their normal absence levels are and will notice if the number of ill employees is increasing, which could be the sign of the start of an outbreak.
It is the responsibility of the Person In Charge (PIC) of the facility to implement and train staff on an effective employee health policy. This means ensuring that staff members not only stay home when sick, but also remain home for at least 24 hours after their last symptom ends without the aid of medication (in the case of vomiting and diarrhea). This is an important task, as many sizeable outbreaks have occurred with staff getting sick before customers. In order to meet this requirement, it is strongly recommended that facilities keep records of employee absences due to illness, and to regularly review those records. This way, each facility will know what their normal absence levels are and will notice if the number of ill employees is increasing, which could be the sign of the start of an outbreak.
The Southern Nevada Health District defines solid waste as all putrescible and non-putrescible refuse in solid or semi-solid form, including but not limited to, garbage, rubbish, junk vehicles, ashes or incinerator residue, street refuse, dead animals, demolition waste, construction waste, sewage, solid or semi-solid commercial and industrial waste. This definition does not include hazardous waste.
Disinfection Do I Have An Outbreak? Employee Illness Tracking Response Guides Sometimes the [...]
Employee Illness Tracker Food Establishment Resource Library Food Safety Culture In the event of [...]
An outbreak can be devastating to businesses large and small. Early and comprehensive intervention is the key to controlling illness transmission and keeping guests healthy. Use the resources on this page to develop prevention strategies and response plans for your facility. In the event of an outbreak, the Southern Nevada Health District will work with your business to identify appropriate corrective actions and precautions to end the outbreak quickly.
Why is date labeling important? Using date labeling lets us know when food should be discarded because it is no longer safe to eat. Expiration dates for TCS food are designed to control the growth of Listeria monocytogenes, bacteria that grow under refrigeration. How long can I keep TCS food?
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Resources are available as PDF files and YouTube videos.
Instructions: Please enter the address or the Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN), including the dashes. Example: [...]
Utilice el Formulario de Salud Ambiental - Quejas para presentar quejas sobre: seguridad alimentaria y prácticas sanitarias en establecimientos de servicio, agua potable, campamento de verano/hogar/institución infantil, perforación de tatuajes/cuerpos, escuelas, tabaquismo, renovación de colchones, fosas sépticas, vendedores ilegales, piscinas/spas, comida y bebida, alojamiento público, molestias públicas e infestaciones.
May 2020 – Special Processes Course Registration -- The agenda includes discussing the hazards and control measures for each of the following Special Processes at Retail: Packaging juice; Reduced oxygen packaging; Live molluscan shellfish tanks; Sprouting seeds; Custom processing of meat; Adding components or food additives including fermentation and acidification; Drying foods; Curing, and smoking of meats; and Curing, smoking and drying of fish.
February 2020 – Special Processes Course Registration: The agenda includes discussing the hazards and control measures for each of the following Special Processes at Retail: Packaging juice; Reduced oxygen packaging; Live molluscan shellfish tanks; Sprouting seeds; Custom processing of meat; Adding components or food additives including fermentation and acidification; Drying foods; Curing, and smoking of meats; and Curing, smoking and drying of fish.
January 2020 – Special Processes Course Registration -- The agenda includes discussing the hazards and control measures for each of the following Special Processes at Retail: Packaging juice; Reduced oxygen packaging; Live molluscan shellfish tanks; Sprouting seeds; Custom processing of meat; Adding components or food additives including fermentation and acidification; Drying foods; Curing, and smoking of meats; and Curing, smoking and drying of fish.
November 2019 – Special Processes Course Registration -- The agenda includes discussing the hazards and control measures for each of the following Special Processes at Retail: Packaging juice; Reduced oxygen packaging; Live molluscan shellfish tanks; Sprouting seeds; Custom processing of meat; Adding components or food additives including fermentation and acidification; Drying foods; Curing, and smoking of meats; and Curing, smoking and drying of fish.
Listing of Environmental Health inspectors at Southern Nevada Health District
Environmental health permit printing is unavailable at this time. We are [...]
A waiver is a written agreement between SNHD and the permit holder that authorizes a modification of one or more regulatory requirements and has no impact on the health and safety of patrons. A waiver may be granted by modifying or waiving the requirements of the Aquatic Facility Regulations if public health and safety will not be impacted as a result of the approved waiver.
The Aquatic Facility Regulations require recordkeeping of qualified operator weekly visits as well as safety and maintenance inspections, and have requirements for various facility plans and documents. The forms below will assist with operation and maintenance of your aquatic venues.
The emergency equipment replacement procedure is followed when immediate repair of equipment is required and cannot wait for the traditional remodel submission process.
Body Art Cards may be obtained at the following Southern Nevada Health District public health centers by appointments. Please [...]