Head Covering / Hair Restraints Sample Clauses

Head Covering / Hair Restraints. If you work in or walk through areas where exposed ingredients and packaging materials, bare gum, or uncased finished product is processed or handled, you must wear approved head covering which ensures adequate hair restraint. The company provides disposable hats. Disposable hats are required in all processing areas, as the only approved head covering. Beards or any excessive facial hair, also must be covered with an approved xxxxx guard.
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