Title Page
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Site conducted
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• Inspections need to be carried out at least once a week
• Any faults and weaknesses need to be reported to Management
• A copy of each completed inspection checklist needs to be filed together with a record of action taken to correct the faults -
Areas inspected
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Conducted on
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Inspected by
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Location
Cleanliness Of kitchen equipment
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Are the areas around the kitchen equipment generally clean and tidy?
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Are all equipment clean at the time of inspection?
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Are sinks and drains and grease being serviced and working properly? (not blocked or smelling)
Pest Control
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Are electric fly killer units in working order & maintained regularly?
Ventilation
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Does the extract system appear to be working?
Lighting
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Is all lighting on and working?
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Are light shades & diffusers clean & in good condition?
Fire Precautions
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Are fire extinguishers provided and tested annually?(check last test date on label)
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Are fire blankets provided & checked annually? (check last test date on label)
Kitchen Equipment
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Is all Kitchen equipment regularly inspected & maintained? (fixed equipment every six months)
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Are kitchen staff able to report faulty equipment & is the process in place for complaints?
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Are the chiller and cooler temperatures within +/-5 degrees Celsius of the desired setting?
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Are the door gaskets/hinges/spring in good condition?
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Are the air filters clean on the Equipment?
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Are the safety switched in good condition?
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Is the condenser coil clean on each equipment?
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Electrical Safety
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Are electrical sockets in good working order?
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Are PAT test labels up to date for each piece of Equipment?
Visual Inspection of Kitchen Equipment
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Is the kitchen equipment turned on and in working order at the time of inspection?
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Are maintenance records available for all the kitchen equipment available on site?
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Are the cabling connected to Equipment in good condition and covered?
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Damage to the plug - is the casing intact and pins straight?
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The plug, equipment or socket is free from indications of overheating (eg brown burn marks)
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Label any faulty equipment with ‘do not use’ signs & take out of use until checked by an electrician. Encourage other staff to report any faults or damaged equipment and take pictures of any damage!
Sign Off
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Completed by (Name and Signature)