Workers should be trained so they understand the importance of wearing clean clothes to work and any other practices they need to do. For example, if workers are required to wear gloves or aprons, they should be instructed to change gloves often (if disposable) or clean dirty gloves properly. Aprons and smocks should be kept clean and washed when they are dirty. Gloves and aprons should not be worn outside of the packing facility or in the restroom, and should be stored in a designated place off of the ground in a clean, dry area. Review the Worker Health, Hygiene, and Training Decision Tree for more training information and suggestions.

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