Sterilisation Cycle Log
Show for any tool on any day that it went through a cycle, what the machine reported and who released the load.
SA-20 1 page
Salon and studio · SA-19
Salon Equipment Service Record
Salon equipment service sheet — chairs, dryers, couches, wax pots and sterilisers identified once, then every fault, service and repair logged.
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What this sheet is for
Have the make, model and serial to hand when something breaks, and a history that shows which items keep failing and which are due a check.
Who it is for
Salon, spa and studio owners with equipment that gets tested, serviced or repaired by someone else and want one place to record it.
How to use it
- List each item once from its rating plate or label, with where it lives.
- Write in the electrical test date your tester gave you, and the next service date from the manufacturer's guidance.
- Log every fault, service and repair with who did it and what it cost.
- Update the item row when something is replaced.
What is on the sheet
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: Chairs, dryers, couches, wax pots, steamers and sterilisers as equipment with a history — identified once, then every fault, service and repair against the item it belongs to.
The manufacturer's interval, your log. How often a piece of equipment is checked or serviced is set by its manufacturer, your insurer and the rules where you work — write that date in the 'next due' column from their guidance. This sheet is the equipment's own history, not a schedule.
Write-on lines: Salon / studio · Record kept by · Year
Equipment — one row per item, from the rating plate or label
Table, 6 rows: Item · Make & model · Serial no. · Location · Date bought · Electrical test due
Faults, servicing and repairs
Table, 4 rows: Date · Item · Fault or work done · Done by · Cost · Next due
Questions
Why are there no service intervals or test frequencies printed?
Because they come from each item's manufacturer, your insurer and the rules where you work, and they differ from a hairdryer to an autoclave. The columns take their dates; the sheet does not set them.
Does the steriliser go here or on the Sterilisation Cycle Log?
Both. Its identity and its repairs live here; its individual runs and tests live on the cycle log.
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