AA550700 - TE-6 - Dress Code.pdf
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This document outlines the dress code policy for the dining facility at the United States Coast Guard Training Center in Yorktown, Virginia. The policy applies to both military personnel and civilian guests using the dining hall. It prohibits worn, torn, or revealing clothing as well as combinations of military and civilian attire without authorization. Headgear, visible body piercings for males, and certain types of tops and bottoms that expose undergarments are also forbidden. Sleepwear, headphones or cell phone use in serving lines, and clothing displaying illegal or obscene messages are not permitted. The cashier and watch captain have authority to enforce the policy and ask patrons to change or leave if not in compliance. Questions may be directed to the food service officer or dining facility supervisor.
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Solicitation No.: 70Z08423RAA550700 Technical Exhibit 6 Yorktown Instruction Annex F
TRACEN Yorktown Dining Facility Dress Code
References
Military Attire
Civilian Attire
Food Service Manual COMDTINST M4061.5A
Food Safety and Sanitation Program Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures, CGTTP 4-11.12
Coast Guard Food Service Practical Handbook, COMDTPUB P4061.4
Coast Guard Medical Manual, COMDTINST M6000.1 (series)
Uniform of the day is always appropriate.
All clothing must be clean and neat in appearance. Any wording, marking, and/or drawings must be appropriate, not offend members of the public, and in line with the Coast Guard’s core values. The Dress Code onboard TRACEN Yorktown applies to military members and all civilian guests. Patrons may wear civilian attire in the CGDF with the following exceptions:
Worn, ripped, or torn clothing. This applies to any holes, manufactured or not.
Combinations of military and civilian clothing.
Headgear of any type (excluding food service personnel, religious and medical considerations).
No visible body jewelry on males to include but not limited to: ears, eyebrows, tongue, and facial piercings. Females may only wear one set of earing in the lowest hole in their ears; all other forms of visible body jewelry are not authorized.
Shower shoes.
Halter tops, sport bras, tank tops, or any upper-body garment that exposes the midriff.
Tank tops and shirts shall not expose undergarments or body hair and shall not have ripped off or torn sleeves.
Pants or shorts without a hem or a frayed hem.
Gym, jogging or other attire that is sweaty and/or dirty.
Shorts, pants or skirts exposing undergarments or the lack thereof.
Authority
Other Attire
Backpacks and Bags
Jackets and Outerwear
Questions
Shirts or tops that conceal shorts or revealing shorts (ex. Spandex).
Plain white v-neck or crew neck undershirts or any top or shirt that is see-through.
Sleepwear – to include all forms of pajama tops, shorts, pants, robes and/or slippers.
No headphones/earbuds or cell phone use in any serving line. (CS on duty will ask you to leave the line). Respectful and appropriate cell phone use allowed on the mess deck.
Clothing with language or logos showing or discussing illegal drugs, containing anti-military messages, or containing obscene or lascivious messages.
Combinations of military and civilian clothing unless authorized IAW uniform manual. (Such and parkas with rank removed. Ball caps without rank, etc)
The Cashier has the ability to turn away and ask patrons to change before entering the dining facility.
The Watch Captain has the final authority on dress code violations and may remove and report any person(s) not complying with the above standards, and all other clothing deemed inappropriate and not within good standing of good order and discipline and esprit de corps.
Other Attire: The Commanding Officer or Executive Officer may allow other attire under special circumstances.
All backpacks, briefcases, and bags shall be stowed in the hat/coat storage area near the CGDF entrance and not carried into the dining room.
All jackets, parkas, raingear and covers shall be stowed in the hat/coat storage area near the CGDF entrance and not carried into the dining room.
Questions: Address any questions or concerns regarding the dress code to the FSO or CGDF Supervisor.
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