Need help with wording of piercings in a Jewellery Policy
Hi,
I need some help on adding piercings into our Jewellery policy. Wondering if anyone could suggest a couple of sentences, please?
Hi James,
I would check with your requirements for any accreditation scheme or customer standards you are with as per the wording of those.
For example, BRC states: "...rings and studs in exposed parts of the body such as ears, noses, tongues and eyebrows must not be worn".
My policy includes the above statement as part of a list of prohibited items in the production area.
According to SQF:
There was a debate whether a tongue piercing was classed as exposed or not ................
There was a debate whether a tongue piercing was classed as exposed or not ................
If they open their mouth at all, it is exposed, imo. But that might be a slippery slope, ie people trying to keep their mouth shut during their whole shift just so they can keep in their tongue piercing. I personally would make the call that they're not allowed so as to ensure it is simple across the board.
Sometimes I wish they would keep their mouths shut throughout their shift! :shades: Thanks.
Piercings are considered a loose object. Enough said!