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CONTRAC 0RS GUIDELINES (continued) A11 persons shall wear head coverings of a type approved by Ranagement (hat or net) that would prevent hair from getting into product sone. Long hair and beards Lust be covered by hair met when in processing area that might contaminate product. Mustaches, sideburns, and eyebrows must be trimmed close and neatly or be covered by hair mets. Chewing qum, eating candy or food, drinking beverages, or using tobacco in any form shall be restricted to authorised areas (lunch room, offices) . The use of ebew- Ing tobacco or snuff is absolutely prohibited on the premises. Spitting will not be tolerated in a food processing plant. Clothing or other personal belongings should not be stored in areas where food or food processing ingredients are exposed. No person known to have a disease in a communicable form or while carrier of such a disease shall be permitted to work in a food plant. When mechanical work is finished in any manufacturing area , all tools, fittings, bolts, nuts, scraps, etc. shall be removed from the area. Sven if work is not finished, the work area should be cleaned up at the and of the shift. Product jars shall never be used for anything but product. fA.TtPY Protective equipment swot be worn when there is a hazard present, grinding, chipping, mixing chemicals, welding, cutting, ate. are all operations requiring no protection (oon- tractor shall provide equipment). Areas posted as nigh noise level areas require that bear- ing protective equipment be worn. Also, areas which be- come high noise level areas because of work being done, like lack hammering, will require bearing protection (contractor shall provide equipment). Loose fitting clothing must not be worn around machinery (no shirt tails out or unbuttoned shirts, etc.). Sandals and tennis aboes are act permitted.