Hi Simon,
1. In many facilities drafting a glass register and then conducting regular audits is a time comsuming excercise. I am unconvinced as to the value in auditing the glass register at regular intervals. For example, if during a quarterly audit you discover damage, it leaves you with a serious problem in assessing when it may have occurred and therefore the potential product affected. Surely the emphasis needs to be on production personnel to be aware of any damage so it can be adressed and contained straight away.
2. Also when drawing up the register, in order to reduce the time involved, is it acceptable to classify glass as high risk/ low risk i.e. due to location, proximity to product etc?
Regards,
Don
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