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2. List <strong>of</strong> Personnel Who Attended In-House Training on Good Manufacturing<br />
Practices (Record No. 7, Appendix O)<br />
3. Procedure for hand Swabbing (Appendix P)<br />
4. Internal Report on Hand Swab Test (Record No. 8, Appendix Q)<br />
5. Daily Sanitation Inspection Checklist (Record No. 1, Appendix C)<br />
CONTROL NO. IV. MAINTENANCE OF WORKERS SANITARY FACILITIES: SUCH AS<br />
HANDWASHING, HANDSANITIZING, LOCKER ROOMS AND TOILETS<br />
A. Objectives<br />
To ensure that the conditions <strong>of</strong> the sanitary facilities provided for workers do not pose a risk <strong>of</strong><br />
contamination to products, materials and ingredients.<br />
B. Procedures<br />
1. Provision <strong>of</strong> hand sanitizing equipment, soaps and sanitizers: Hand washing stations and<br />
hand dryers located at the toilets, locker rooms, main entrance and at strategic places inside the<br />
processing areas should be functioning and properly supplied with liquid soap and sanitizing<br />
dips. An assigned worker should provide the latter prior to start <strong>of</strong> the processing operation. If<br />
requirements are not prepared in advance, workers should not be allowed to enter the plant until<br />
soap and chlorine dips are provided. If the hand dryer is not operational, disposable paper<br />
towels should be provided.<br />
2. Chlorination <strong>of</strong> hand dips: <strong>The</strong> concentration <strong>of</strong> chlorine hand dips are maintained at 50 ppm<br />
and adjusted by the QC personnel if below this level.<br />
3. Maintenance <strong>of</strong> toilet and locker facilities: <strong>The</strong> Engineering Section keeps the toilet and<br />
locker facilities operational and in good repair while the assigned worker keeps it clean based on<br />
the procedures for cleaning toilets and locker facilities described in Appendixes R and S.<br />
4. Inspection: <strong>The</strong> QC personnel inspect hand washing provisions (1-2 above) daily. <strong>The</strong><br />
condition <strong>of</strong> the toilets and locker area is inspected twice daily.<br />
5. Corrective action and recording: QC will inform the Engineering section if toilets and locker<br />
rooms are not in good working condition and/or dirty through issuance <strong>of</strong> a Communication Slip,<br />
Record No. 3, Appendix H. After repair and/or cleaning activities, the QC personnel will inspect<br />
if results are acceptable. <strong>The</strong> results <strong>of</strong> inspection are recorded in numbers 4.1 to 4.5 <strong>of</strong> the Daily<br />
Sanitation Inspection Checklist, Record No. 1, Appendix C.<br />
C. Records:<br />
1. Procedure for Cleaning Toilets (Appendix R)<br />
2. Cleaning Procedure for Locker Rooms (Appendix S)<br />
3. Communication Slip (Record No. 3, Appendix H)<br />
4. Daily Sanitation Inspection Checklist (Record No. 1, Appendix C)<br />
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