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BRC Personnel Hygiene Procedure

Started by , Jul 27 2015 01:23 PM
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Has anyone come across tooth diamonds? I have built my procedure around the BRC however how I am not sure how this falls into it?

 

 

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Are we talking about grillz on people's teeth? In the facilities where I have worked we do not allow tongue rings so I think that anything in the mouth that could fall into product would not be allowed.

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Yeah talking about grillz on teeth, I've never come across this before.

I agree with qalearner. That to me is considered jewelry and not allowed. I have yet to come across that one. Fake nails, tongue rings yes, diamonds in a tooth, not yet. Can't wait for that day to come.....

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Buy a pair of tweezers......

As long as tooth diamond and tongue piercing is considered as jewelry, you can incorporate this in to jewelry policy.

 

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