1. All employees, essential visitors, delivery personnel and customers are required to wear a mask upon entering and remaining within Hanh Salon and Spa. The mask must cover the nose, mouth and chin with little to no gaps on the sides of the face

 

• The following persons are exempted from the requirement to wear a mask or face covering and will not be required to provide proof of exemption.    

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- Children under two years of age.

- Children between the ages 2-5 years old who refuse to wear the face mask (although highly suggested to do so and whenever possible).

 

• Temporary removal of the mask or face covering is permitted where necessary for the following purposes:

- Employee lunch time; consumption of food or drink during lunch hours in the designated staff lunch room.

- For any emergency of any client, staff, or persons in the building or immediate need for medical purposes.

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2. This policy will be implemented and enforced in “good faith”.

- Children are not required to show proof of exemption.

- Signs about the requirement to wear masks are posted on the entrance.

- Signs about how to wear masks are posted in easy to view spots of the salon.

- Persons entering the building without a mask will be given a verbal reminder of the spa’s mask policy and may purchase a face mask from the front desk for $1, when extra is available. If not, the persons must return with own personal face mask.

- Clients fill out a questionnaire prior to entering reminding they must wear a mask at all times.

- Employees have been trained on the policy, including where and how to properly wear a mask, and how to help and respond to customers who do not have a mask.

- A copy of this policy will be made available on request.

 

3. As per Brampton bylaw (https://letsconnect.brampton.ca/covid-19-mandatory-mask-or-face-covering-by-law), non-medical masks are mandatory until September 30, 2021.

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4. Face coverings (i.e. scarves, bandanas, neck gaiters/warmers etc.) are no longer permitted.

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5. Masks with exhalation valves are no longer permitted.

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6. Persons who provide personal care services must wear surgical mask; cloth masks are not permitted for service providers.

 

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