Worker Dress Code
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Outfit must include:
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A bonnet
These will keep any hair out of the face and work area so please keep
these on at all times, there many different variations of bonnets but we
supply the exact style required for the workers position and assembly line.
This will be automatically provided on the first day, so don't lose your
bonnet as there will be a £50 fee for replacement.
A long dress to the knees, or a new boiler suit style outfit
We have found that our workers have complained about being caught on machines,
and as a close knit team, we pride our selves on productivity and efficiency of our
products to keep our customers happy, and so we don't want any delays or
interruptions in hindering them from having their Tanks! Please keep aware of your
surroundings and don't upset the customers with late products.
Workers gloves
There are two available types of gloves, woolen and nylon. Workers are required to
keep on gloves during machinery and work spaces. Please be mindful of machinery to
stay competent and to not receive injuries due to personal neglect of gloves. The gloves
may become frayed or have loose thread, please keep your personal gloves in check as
they are your possessions and your responsibility, Thank you!
Black pumps
Black Pumps are mandatory for work in Tank Town Factory Ltd., if a worker has any
other shoes that are not provided by the company, for example steel toe capped shoes,
they will be required to change with wages cut. If they are caught again with
improper footwear, they will be fired.
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We also recommend you bring a football kit with you for work-time activities during breaks.
Here at Tank Town Factory Ltd. we also have Casual Friday's where the dress coat is more lenient. However, workers must still wear their designated bonnet.
Examples of the correct uniform are provided below:
1.
Follow the dress code to ensure that you are not a hazard in the workshop.
2.
Keep 2 metres between workers for optimal protection.
3.
handle objects and equipment with care, don’t panic too much if something breaks, panicking will make it worse.
4.
Wear gloves to transfer hands from surfaces to machines and equipment.
we must avoid all possible risks of viruses.
5.
Avoid contact with chemicals on your hands! it might change your hands a different colour.
6.
Take the precaution of hot objects, may cause burning.
7.
Keep production happening in the workspace at all times,
we have deadlines to meet and need to work to have our tanks up to standards.
8.
Work alone in isolation where possible to avoid contact.
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If liquids spill, clear up best as possible.
10.
Keep equipment clean and tidy.
We currently have new cleaning taking place in all our workshop spaces and facilities to keep everyone safe.
11.
If you wish to contact anyone, your lady supervisor will be able to support you. She will also be checking dress codes regularly.