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Bookmark or Share- DOH Fact Sheet: HAIR RESTRAINTS - Washington, D.C.All Food Handlers are required to wear effective hair restraints that cover all exposed body hair. Examples include caps, hats, nets, scarves, beard restraints and other reasonable forms of hair containment.
- Who Is Required to Wear a Hair Restraint While Working?Summary. All employees — whether working or not — who enter the kitchen must wear a hair restraint to prevent their hair and other dead skin cells from contaminating food. Types of hair restraints and how to wear one. Hair restraints include any item that restrains the hair effectively.
- Who is required to wear a hair restraint while working? - FoodDocsFood employees are required to wear regular hair restraints such as hair coverings or nets, hats, beard restraints, and covering for body hair. The restraints must effectively prevent any contact of the hair with clean food service equipment, utensils, food contact surfaces, and linens.
- January Cartoon: Why and When Food Workers Must Wear Hair RestraintsWorn properly, hair restraints can prevent hair from contaminating food. According to section 2-402.11 of the FDA Food code: “A hair restraint keeps dislodged hair from ending up in the food and may deter employees from touching their hair." This is crucial to prevent cross-contamination.
- Types of Hair Restraints for Foodservice Workers - WebstaurantStoreHair restraints must effectively prevent hair from coming into contact with food, clean foodservice equipment, food contact surfaces, utensils, and linens. In addition to hair restraints, food handlers employees with long hair should tie their hair back.
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