Who must ensure that all practitioners comply with the provisions of the Minnesota chapter?

The salon owner and the Designated Lead Salon Manager (DLSM) are responsible for ensuring compliance with the provisions of the Minnesota chapter. This includes adhering to all regulations and procedures related to the practice of nail technology within their establishment. The salon owner has the overall responsibility for the operation of the salon, including compliance with health and safety regulations, while the DLSM plays a crucial role in overseeing day-to-day operations and maintaining standards. Their combined responsibility is vital for protecting the health and safety of clients and practitioners alike, ensuring that the salon operates within the legal framework established by the state.

In contrast, the Department of Labor and the state board of health have different roles; they do not have direct oversight of individual salons but rather establish regulations and ensure public health standards at a broader level.