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ARC 202324 SHAWDIT : FSMS Incorporating HSE FSA Maintenance Standards
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SAFE: Known by all staff: FSA / HSE protocols
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HOSPITALITY: Shown by all staff in day to day activities of service
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EVIDENCE: Proven by robust Documentation & Systems in place
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1.Guest Confidence: Food Hygiene and Health Safe Demonstrated to guests : Allergens
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2.Compelling Reason: What makes a guest choose to come into our venue
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3. Perceived Value For Money: When the bill is paid, does our guest feel fulfilled
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All level colleague (Open to Review / Ask all people on duty both FoH & BoH)
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Shield C's Cooking, Chilling, Cleaning Cross Contamination and Management of
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What is known an shown by all team members, confident and in mother tongue for EHO
General Knowledge (Theory / EHO Training / Role Play) Senior Staff on duty
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Do the team know what is the correct procedure for Sanitising surfaces?
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Are you aware of the main 14 Allergens to affect people & what are they?
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When SHOULD you wash your hands?
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What should you do if you either; cough, sneeze, rub your eyes or touch your mouth?
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Why should cuts scabs and sores be covered
- Open wound potential for two way bacteria transmission & infection
- Unknown
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Why should you not wear a lot of jewellery at work, especially items with stones in?
- Loose stones foreign body, harbour bacteria
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Why is it important to cool food down as down as quickly as possible
- Change to 'cooled below 20 degrees within 2 hours then placed into fridge' - to match FSMS
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What are the 3 ways to inhibit / prevent Bacteria growth
- Cook (75 degrees), Chemical Kill (sanitise) OR Freeze (-18)
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How quickly do bacteria multiply
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Why is it important to defrost frozen food in a refrigerator?
- control over temperature, allows even thawing
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What four requirements do bacteria need to survive and reproduce
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What is the danger zone temperature range
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When should you clean your sections
- Continuously & after each prep task
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What does HACCP stand for and can you identify one (a hazard)
- Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points
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What is a Hazard?
- Anything that could cause a risk to a person be it team or customer
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What does COSHH stand for, Are You adhering to BWP within business areas to control & reduce risk
- Control Of Substances Hazardous to Health
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What is the best way to clean all fridge, bin and microwave handles
- Green scrub, hot soapy water, sanitise 1 mins, blue roll wipe
- Unknown
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Why is it important to keep the lid closed on the outside rubbish bins and all the bags in bin
- Prevent access for vermin, birds, flies etc
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Do you know the difference between "Use by date "and "Best Before"
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What penalties can be imposed in a Crown Court for serious breaches of Food safety
- Max Unlimited fine &/OR Custodial sentence up to 2 years as at Feb2016 Corporate and Personal liability.
- Unknown/No Knowledge
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Do you know what "Due Diligence " Means?
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Can you give 3 examples of "Physical Contamination"?
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Are all staff aware of the smoking rules?
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Are all chefs aware how to store food in the Fridges (Layout/ Mapping)?
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Do you know why it is vital to fill in the FFB on Trail system honestly and accurately
Observation of BWP
Bar Operational Competency (Measure to Bar Perfect Set Up Photos)
People
Property/FOH Areas
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Maintenance Aspects Logged on FIXFLOW
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Maintenance Aspects NOT Logged on FIXFLOW
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Was the structural aspects of the property in good working order?
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Was the furniture in good repair/Natural patina/Serviceable
Kitchen Specific Detail
Product
Paperwork
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High Level Cleaning on the External Schedule (Proven by GM) Frequency and scope of 3rd Party works
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Review any action plans that have been requested. Are they robust, bite size and 'in play' / being adhered to
Overview Section
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Subjective Observations
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Hospitality
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Atmosphere
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Controlled Environment
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Anecdotal
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CPV Customer Perceived Value for Money
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Summary