Associated with poor personal hygiene and unsanitary personnel practices in a food plant. In addition, personnel who have the responsibility to monitor the adequacy of food safety practices of food plants should have the necessary training and experience to recognize and identify food hazards and situations that have the potential to lead to contamination or cross-contamination of food. This includes the training of supervisory personnel to recognize injuries or infectious illnesses among plants employees. The food safety training needs of employees in food plants should be reviewed periodically, and if necessary, additional training or refresher training should be provided. Whenever food safety training is provided to employees, there should be an evaluation to determine that the training is understood and could be put into practice by the employees.
-garment and work-wear
-personal items
Illness and injuries
Visitors and noncompany personnel
-controlled access to premises
-personal practices