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[jfox]

So in our facility I want to hang some signs (laminated card stock) in a production area to remind employees how far to clear the line if there is a glass break on the line. 

 

We are SQF certified.

 

I know we are not supposed to use tape but I dont know then how to hang the signs appropriately. What are some alternatives to tape that dont involve getting a metal sign and mounting it with hardware? 

 

A suggestion was magnets but we of course use Stainless Steel and only have a few beams in the room that would work for that? Could I use command strips?

 

Thanks in advance. 

[brianweber]

Put a couple dabs of food safe adhesive on the back of the laminated signs.

[Chloe.ramsey]

It might be a good idea to do the laminated card stock that has the sticky back on it.

[Peaches]

Will these signs be hung on walls over open product areas?  Is it a wash down area? The challenge is cleaning behind the sign and cleaning the sign.

 

For our metal detector procedure we ended up having QA put out a small easel type holder with the laminated sign after pre-op on the operators table and then removing it at the end of the shift.   

[BrummyJim]

I've used the method described by Chloe.ramsey in the past. It worked well and allows for easy updates.