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[purnama]

Hi, is the ceiling in the instant noodle frying area mandatory according to BRC standards? Currently there is only a top cover along the frying line.

[Charles.C]

Hi,
Is the ceiling in the instant noodle frying area mandatory according to BRC standards? Currently there is only a top cover along the frying line.

 

Hi purnana,

 

You're joking, right ?

[Setanta]

No ceiling? Is this done outdoors?

[SQFconsultant]

Solid structures are standard across the board. What do you have right now?

[zanorias]

Hi purnama,

 

Some more detail would be good - I think the rest of us are probably picturing your facility with open access to the sky But perhaps something is lost in translation. What is it exactly you mean by 'top cover'?

 

Have a read through clauses 4.4.4 and 4.4.5 as a starter and let us know if that doesn't answer your question.

[beautiophile]

I assume OP's factory is roofed by a single layer of tiles or metal plates. Such simply built structures are easily found in SEA.

Then OP might question if he needs an additional ceiling/plafond underneath the roof.

[Charles.C]

I assume OP's factory is roofed by a single layer of tiles or metal plates. Such simply built structures are easily found in SEA.

Then OP might question if he needs an additional ceiling/plafond underneath the roof.

 

But note the word "only" ?

 

Perhaps the word "ceiling" actually meant "false ceiling" but Nostradamus is unfortunately not a member here.

[beautiophile]

But note the word "only" ?

 

Perhaps the word "ceiling" actually meant "false ceiling" but Nostradamus is unfortunately not a member here.

My guess is "suspended ceiling". Not sure about OP's mother tongue, mine doesn't have a literal equivalent of "ceilings". The most common translation always implies it can be a intermediate board between the floor and the roof and above people's head. In the other words, I stay in a room, look up and see only one single separation to the sky, I still call what I see roof (top cover like OP), hardly ceiling.