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benjamin_weizmann

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Posted 03 May 2016 - 10:55 AM

hi my friends :)

 

can u explain me please what is the rational behind 7.4.2 Tools and other sharp objects?

what is the scope of this section? is it include shears?

is snap-off-blade knives prohibited completely, or just when it's not controlled?

and the last quesion how do i do this control practically?

thanks :)

 

 

 



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Posted 03 May 2016 - 01:06 PM

i don t think is prohibited but we need to show that you have a sharp/blades are controlled 

 

a program need to be implemented  to control your sharp instruments 



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Posted 04 May 2016 - 04:52 PM

snap off blades are prohibited for BRC.

 

Clause 4.9.1.2 "Snap off blades SHALL not be used"

 

If there is a shall then it has to be.

 

Sharp control , there are numerous threads on here relating to it, the way my clients deal with it is to have all knives/sharps controlled in a locked box and then signed out and back with a record of condition.


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Posted 18 November 2016 - 09:30 AM

Hi,

 

This is for monitoring purposes, to ensure that if any blades are damaged the risk of a piece braking of and entering product is minimised. 

 

All you require is a documented check to show that all blades have been checked for integrity (no missing pieces).

 

And yes ,most definitely, snap-off-blade knives are prohibited completely. This is due to the nature of these blades. They are able to be snapped off!





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