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Posted 23 October 2024 - 07:59 AM

hello,

 

Could you please give me a list of rules to be respected in the changing rules please?

 

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Posted 23 October 2024 - 09:47 AM

Hi,

 

In my company we have few golden rules for changing room as follows:

 

- Employees should enter remove their cloths, Jackets in designated areas and other belongings in personal cabinets

- Shower or Wash their hands if there is no shower area

- Wear the Clean Uniform then safety shoes if available

- Wash hands again,

- Wear PPE (Hair net, masks, aprons, sleeves, etc...)

- Wash 3rd time and sanitize their hands and enter to production!

 

You have to make sure when they use washrooms in break times to wash hands, get new PPE and wash hands again before entering the production area.

 

I hope this would help!


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Posted 23 October 2024 - 12:19 PM

Hi,

 

In my company we have few golden rules for changing room as follows:

 

- Employees should enter remove their cloths, Jackets in designated areas and other belongings in personal cabinets

- Shower or Wash their hands if there is no shower area

- Wear the Clean Uniform then safety shoes if available

- Wash hands again,

- Wear PPE (Hair net, masks, aprons, sleeves, etc...)

- Wash 3rd time and sanitize their hands and enter to production!

 

You have to make sure when they use washrooms in break times to wash hands, get new PPE and wash hands again before entering the production area.

 

I hope this would help!

Thank you for your answer

There is some rules to be respected also ? (no food, no cigarette...) keep the area clean/ no storage in the top of the lockers...


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Posted 23 October 2024 - 04:14 PM

11.3.5 Staff Amenities (change rooms, toilets, break rooms)
11.3.5.1 Staff amenities shall have documented cleaning procedures, be supplied with 
appropriate lighting and ventilation, and shall be made available for use by all 
persons engaged in the handling and processing of product. 
11.3.5.2 Change rooms shall be provided to enable staff and visitors to change into and out of 
protective clothing as required. Change rooms shall be kept clean.
11.3.5.3 High-risk change areas shall be provided for staff engaged in the processing of high-risk foods or processing operations in which clothing can be soiled.
11.3.5.4 Provision shall be made for staff to store their street clothing and personal items 
separate from clean uniforms, food contact zones, food, and packaging storage 
areas.
11.3.5.5 Where required, a sufficient number of showers shall be provided for use by staff.
11.3.5.6 Toilet rooms shall be:
i. Designed and constructed so that they are accessible to staff and separate from any 
processing and food handling operations; 
ii. Accessed from the processing area via an airlock vented to the exterior or through an adjoining 
room;
iii. Sufficient in number for the maximum number of staff; 
iv. Constructed so that they can be easily cleaned and maintained;
v. Located inside or nearby areas for storing protective clothing, outer garments, and other items 
while using the facilities; and
vi. Kept clean and tidy. 
Tools/equipment used for cleaning toilet rooms shall not be used to clean processing 
areas.
11.3.5.7 Sanitary drainage shall not be connected to any other drains within the premises 
and shall be directed to a septic tank or a sewerage system in accordance with 
regulations.
11.3.5.8 Handwashing basins shall be provided immediately outside or inside the toilet room 
and designed as outlined in 11.3.2.3.
11.3.5.9 Separate break rooms shall be provided away from food contact/handling zones. 
Break rooms shall be:
i. Ventilated and well lit;
ii. Provided with adequate tables and seating to cater for the maximum number of staff at one 
sitting;
iii. Equipped with a sink serviced with hot and cold potable water for washing utensils; 
iv. Equipped with refrigeration and heating facilities, enabling staff to store or heat food and to 
prepare non-alcoholic beverages if required; and
v. Kept clean and free from waste materials and pests.
11.3.5.10 Where outside eating areas are provided, they should be kept clean and free from 
waste materials and maintained in a manner that minimizes the potential for the 
introduction of contamination, including pests to the site.

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Posted 24 October 2024 - 10:17 AM

 

11.3.5 Staff Amenities (change rooms, toilets, break rooms)
11.3.5.1 Staff amenities shall have documented cleaning procedures, be supplied with 
appropriate lighting and ventilation, and shall be made available for use by all 
persons engaged in the handling and processing of product. 
11.3.5.2 Change rooms shall be provided to enable staff and visitors to change into and out of 
protective clothing as required. Change rooms shall be kept clean.
11.3.5.3 High-risk change areas shall be provided for staff engaged in the processing of high-risk foods or processing operations in which clothing can be soiled.
11.3.5.4 Provision shall be made for staff to store their street clothing and personal items 
separate from clean uniforms, food contact zones, food, and packaging storage 
areas.
11.3.5.5 Where required, a sufficient number of showers shall be provided for use by staff.
11.3.5.6 Toilet rooms shall be:
i. Designed and constructed so that they are accessible to staff and separate from any 
processing and food handling operations; 
ii. Accessed from the processing area via an airlock vented to the exterior or through an adjoining 
room;
iii. Sufficient in number for the maximum number of staff; 
iv. Constructed so that they can be easily cleaned and maintained;
v. Located inside or nearby areas for storing protective clothing, outer garments, and other items 
while using the facilities; and
vi. Kept clean and tidy. 
Tools/equipment used for cleaning toilet rooms shall not be used to clean processing 
areas.
11.3.5.7 Sanitary drainage shall not be connected to any other drains within the premises 
and shall be directed to a septic tank or a sewerage system in accordance with 
regulations.
11.3.5.8 Handwashing basins shall be provided immediately outside or inside the toilet room 
and designed as outlined in 11.3.2.3.
11.3.5.9 Separate break rooms shall be provided away from food contact/handling zones. 
Break rooms shall be:
i. Ventilated and well lit;
ii. Provided with adequate tables and seating to cater for the maximum number of staff at one 
sitting;
iii. Equipped with a sink serviced with hot and cold potable water for washing utensils; 
iv. Equipped with refrigeration and heating facilities, enabling staff to store or heat food and to 
prepare non-alcoholic beverages if required; and
v. Kept clean and free from waste materials and pests.
11.3.5.10 Where outside eating areas are provided, they should be kept clean and free from 
waste materials and maintained in a manner that minimizes the potential for the 
introduction of contamination, including pests to the site.

 

Hello

 

Thank you for the answer.

 

This is for the company but what about the employees behaviour?

 

I need rules for employees (no food, no drinks, no work tools...)

 

Thank you


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Posted 24 October 2024 - 11:44 AM

No food or drinks

 

medications are allowed in lockers (away from production area). 

 

No uniforms in lockers with their "street clothes"

 

No objectionable items - glass, brittle plastics, etc. 

 

Dress bottom to top, undress top to bottom

 

Clean lockers at least annually

 

They can have locks, but are subject to random inspection


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