How to Food Handlers Should Remove Gloves

Current CDC guidelines state routine hand washing continues to be the best measure for preventing the spread of germs. When used correctly and in combination with regular hand washing, disposable gloves may provide an additional measure for preventing the spread of germs. The wearing of gloves should NEVER take the place of handwashing.

Wash your hands before putting on gloves and when changing to a new pair.

How Food Handlers Should Remove Gloves – PDF Version

Additionally, wash hands and change gloves if switching between service areas and food prep areas and if returning from the lobby. If gloves develop tears or holes while you are wearing them, remove them, wash your hands, and put on a new pair of gloves.

Frequent handwashing with approved soap and warm water at all required times such as after using or cleaning restrooms, taking a break, handling garbage, touching his/her own body, touching a non-sanitized surface, and before returning to a work area.

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