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ISO 14644-5 section C3 states:
Personal items should be left outside the cleanroom In a secure area. Jewelry, such as rings, watches, and chains, can puncture cleanroom gloves or dangle outside facemasks, hoods, or sleeves of the clothing and should be avoided.
My question/ argument is...
I created a procedure for our new clean room currently producing medical devices that says no personal items, jewelry rings watches etc.
I am getting a lot of opposition from management... Arguments consisting of what if people are married and wedding rings that people don't want to take off blah blah blah,
My position is that I am not concerned if someone is married or not... My job is in the best interest of the customer and the quality of the product. Also ensuring our operations are in compliance with the standard.
Any thoughts on this?
Much appreciated!!
Personal items should be left outside the cleanroom In a secure area. Jewelry, such as rings, watches, and chains, can puncture cleanroom gloves or dangle outside facemasks, hoods, or sleeves of the clothing and should be avoided.
My question/ argument is...
I created a procedure for our new clean room currently producing medical devices that says no personal items, jewelry rings watches etc.
I am getting a lot of opposition from management... Arguments consisting of what if people are married and wedding rings that people don't want to take off blah blah blah,
My position is that I am not concerned if someone is married or not... My job is in the best interest of the customer and the quality of the product. Also ensuring our operations are in compliance with the standard.
Any thoughts on this?
Much appreciated!!