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  • Control No.: K-01

  • Implementation Date: 01 July 2020

  • Kitchen: Beach Club Cold

  • Date

  • Prepared By

  • Verified By

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CHILLER / FREEZER MONITORING TEMPERATURE FORM (CCP 3 / OPRP 2) - ISO22000-KIT-P-02R1

OPENING

  • Time

BCK-CC-03

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

BCK-CC-04

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

BCK-CC-05

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

BCK-CC-06

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

BCK-CF-01

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

  • Corrective Action

  • Checked By

CLOSING

  • Time

BCK-CC-03

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

BCK-CC-04

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

BCK-CC-05

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

BCK-CC-06

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

BCK-CF-01

  • Actual Temperature (˚C)

  • Display Temperature (˚C)

  • Corrective Action

  • Checked By

  • NOTE:

    TARGET INTERNAL TEMPERATURE CRITICAL LIMIT

    Chiller Target Temperature: 5˚C 8˚C
    Freezer Target Temperature: -18˚C -15˚C
    Wine Chiller Temperature: 12-15 ˚C

    CORRECTIVE ACTION:

    CD – Close door for 30 minutes
    CE – Call engineering
    TR – Transfer to another storage
    D – Discard food product

SANITIZING RECORD OF FRUITS & VEGETABLES FORM (CCP 2) - ISO22000-KIT-P-03R1

    FRUITS & VEGETABLE SANITIZING
  • Items Sanitized

  • pH Level: 1-3? <br>Soaking Time: 60 sec? <br>Sanitizing Solution: Clear?

  • Corrective Action

  • Checked By

  • NOTE:

    1. Fill the clean sink with Suma Eden D4.5 solution using the provided chemical
    dispenser.
    2. Test the concentration using a pH test strip if it meets the standard
    requirement of pH level = 3 or lower.
    3. Soak the pre-wash vegetables and fruits for 60 seconds.
    4. Sanitizing solution must be changed every 8 hours or if the concentration is
    above 3.
    5. Observe clarity of sanitizing solution as this may affect the effectivity of
    sanitizing solution

    CORRECTIVE ACTION:

    CS – Change sanitizing solution if pH is above 3.0 or if solution is already dirty
    debris.

INTERNAL COOKING TEMPERATURE MONITORING FORM (CCP 4) - ISO22000-KIT-P-05R1

    Internal Cooking Temperature
  • Time

  • Food Item

  • Internal Temperature (˚C)

  • Corrective Action

  • Checked By

  • NOTE:

    TARGET INTERNAL COOKING TEMPERATURE

    74˚C – Poultry, Stuffed & Microwaved Products
    70˚C – Ground and Processed Products
    63˚C – All other food products

    CORRECTIVE ACTION
    CC – Continue Cooking until desired temperature is reached.

COOLING TEMPERATURE MONITORING FORM (CCP 5)-ISO22000-KIT-P-06R1

    Cooking-Cooling Temperature
  • Food Item

  • Food Item Internal Cooking Temperature (˚C)

Step 1 First 1.5 Hours (Target: 10˚C)

  • Time-Start

  • Time-End

  • Food Temperature (˚C)

Step 2 Next 2.5 Hours (Target: 5˚C)

  • Time-Start

  • Time-End

  • Food Temperature (˚C)

  • Corrective Action

  • Checked By

  • NOTE:

    1. Cooling process must be completed at 4 hours maximum with strict
    compliance to the step 1 and step 3 requirement.
    2. Use blast chiller or ice bath method.
    3. Internal temperature must reach 5˚C in 4 hours cooling process.

    CORRECTIVE ACTION

    D – Discard food when required time and temperature is not met as required by
    cooling process.
    R – Reheat food when temperature is not achieved in first step and re-do the
    whole process.

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