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Posted Yesterday, 02:59 AM
Hi all,
we have a "warming area" in cold room is for cold room's worker take a rest in case there are feel cold. May i know what is the correct way to have this procedures in place, etc, how frequent to do worker rotation that stay in warming area, how long going to be stay in it?
Thanks in advance
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Posted Yesterday, 04:29 AM
We have a break room.
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Grade - FIFSQN
Posted Yesterday, 05:24 AM
Hi carine,
For cold areas worker would normally be provided with adequate clothing to protect them from the cold. There should be warm staff facilities provided elsewhere.
I would be more concerned about rotation for personnel working in frozen storage areas.
Kind regards,
Tony
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Posted Yesterday, 06:38 AM
We have a break room.
May i know how long to be allowed for the break?
Grade - FIFSQN
Posted Yesterday, 11:39 AM
I have heard of places allowing for 10-15 minutes per hour, depending on the temp and their own protective clothing..
Workers should have protection first and foremost. A snowmobile suit perhaps??
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