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  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

  • 1. Hot Dogs- internal temp cooked and held 165 or higher

  • 2. Chili temperature - 165 or higher

  • 3.Fried products- 165 or higher , check at least 2

  • 4. Walk-in Freezer - temp 0 (+\-10) no ice on food

  • 5. Walk-in Cooler - temp 34-38 , thermometer present

  • 6. Swamp/Grill freezer product - below 10 , thermometer present

  • 7. Swamp cooler protein product 34-40 , tomatoes, onions, chz

  • 8. Strawberry & 50/50 mix 40 degrees or less , thermometer present

  • 9. Front swamp Foods 40 degrees or less, thermometer present

  • 10. All products holding 165 or higher in well, in drawer, under lamps

  • 11.Internal Meat Temp & Sonic safe log

  • 12. Ice Cream/Shake Cabinet- 34-38 , product 40 or less thermometer

  • 13. Grill Procedure- timers used, correct cook zone, doneness test

  • 14. Dress Station- cabinet 34-38, food 40 or less, rotate pans, gloves

  • 15. 20/20 Handwashing - use timer, gloves

  • 16. Cross Contamination - uncooked over ready to serve, wrong utensils

  • 17. Approved Products- only approved food & cleaning products

  • 18. Sanitizer - 5 buckets , towels, strength, temp, strips, chlorsane, delimer

  • 19. Cleaning Chemicals - all labeled /stored in designated area

  • 20. Food contact surfaces - cleaned & sanitized at least every 2 hours

  • 21. Hand Sinks - all sinks stocked , hand washing sign, works correctly

  • 22. Pests - no pest , doors sealed, license, contract, 3 applications

  • 23. Serve safe certified - any person in charge of a shift is certified

  • 24. Sonic Safe Historical Logs - 12 months present, all logs complete

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