rbmrtn
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
And, presumably, will take their "clean" gloved hand and touch the same plastic spigot that they turned with their dirty hand a few moments prior.
This is always a problem. Like Gumby, I spent many hours ( seems like years ) dressed in banana suit at the nuke plant. We had people ( HPs, health physics technicians ) assigned to monitor the donning and removal of the protective clothing and if were not done correctly there were consequences. We also had machines to monitor for contamination around the area leaving the restricted location.
I wonder if these places have the training and personnel needed just monitor the health workers activities.