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GMP Policy Audit

  • No exposed jewelry, other than a ring without stones.

  • No exposed nail polish or artificial nails.

  • Hairnets and beard nets properly worn. Earplugs are secured to the bump cap.

  • Outer garments (aprons, smocks, sleeves) clean and appropriate for the operation. Aprons do not touch the tops of boots.

  • Smocks and aprons are not worn in the welfare facilities and are hung in designated areas when not in use. <br>

  • Gloves, sleeves and aprons worn when in direct contact with product.

  • Use of tobacco is confined to the designated smoking areas; cigarette butts on the ground.

  • Hand washing procedure #6000 is followed.

  • Advisory signs in appropriate languages at ALL Hand Wash Stations.

  • Titrations Kits properly labeled .

  • When necessary, blue bandages are worn.

  • No eating/drinking in the processing areas or hallways.

  • Miscellaneous items observed during audit, list them here.

FM Audit

  • Handling/Storage of PPE - PPE (gloves, safety glasses, aprons, lab coats) must be stored away from open product zones. PPE cannot be stored in packaging material, or on equipment/scales. PPE must be company issued.

  • Handling/Storage of packaging material (boxes, bags, film etc.) - packaging material can only be used for product. Packaging material cannot be stored over open product zones, on equipment/scales.

  • No personal items in area - Only company issued items are allowed in production areas - no cell phones, satchels, jackets, Chapstick, pens, etc.

  • Trash - trash cannot overflow out of containers, be stored next to open product zones, and must be covered when moving through production areas. All trash must be placed in proper receptacle.

  • Use of paper towels - paper towels cannot be tied around neck or wrist. Used or unused paper towels should not be stored on top of equipment, scales, in packaging material, in sinks etc.

  • Miscellaneous items observed during audit, list them here.

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