Hi lavalienteQA,
Is your question just related to:
ii. An assessment of workplace-related food allergens that may originate from locker rooms, vending machines, lunchrooms, and visitors?
This can be done by looking at policies and activities:
Are people prohibited from taking food/drink into product areas?
Are people allowed to bring in their own food? if so where is it stored?
Are people allowed to eat in their protective clothing?
Is there segregation of items brought in and workwear?
Etc.
Based on this you can conduct an assessment and decide if there is any significant risk.
With regards to color coding when handling allergens I have previously used disposable color coded aprons to identify staff working on those lines.
Kind regards,
Tony
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