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Canteen Checklist

General

  • Is the school supplier permit in place

  • Does the canteen area have notice boards where all necessary documents are posted.

  • The catering supplier have attended any form of food safety training

  • Catering supplier have updated Trade License posted in the notice board

  • Has the supplier posted food list in the canteen area

  • There is regular removal of waste from the canteen

  • Fly screens are fitted where appropriate

  • A pest control AMC is in place

Personal Hygiene

  • Staff wear clean uniform

  • Staff wear appropriate slip resistant footwear

  • Staff fingernails are short, unpolished, and clean (no artificial nails)

  • Hand sinks are stocked with soap, disposable towels, and warm water

  • Hand washing reminder signs are posted

  • Hair nets are worn by staff and visitors

Food Preparation Areas

  • PPE is available

  • All bench areas surfaces are in a good condition

  • Thermometers are available and are accurate

  • Temperature reading records

  • The floor is free of obstructions and is slip resistant

  • There is adequate ventilation

Storage

  • Cleaning chemicals are stored separately from food items and food preparation equipment

  • Items stored on shelving are not above shoulder height where possible

  • Shelves and racks are securely fixed to the walls and floor

  • Heavy items are not stored on higher shelves

  • All food is properly wrapped, labelled, and dated

  • Food is stored at least 6 inches off the floor or in walk in cooling equipment

  • Sample foods are stored in separate container and kept inside the secured refrigerator

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