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  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

  • Record “Y” for Yes, “N” for No, and “NA” for Not Applicable

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I. Refrigerator & Freezer Storage

  • A. Refrigerator & Freezer units in good repair

  • B. Proper temperatures maintained:

  • 1. Refrigerators at 39°F or below

  • 2. Freezer units at 0°F or below

  • C. Graduated thermometers properly located and easily readable

  • D. Food products stored 6” above floor in the walk-in cooler/freezer

  • E. No potentially hazardous ready-to-eat foods held for more than 7 days at 41°F

  • F. Foods properly labeled and dated with the discard date (prep day + 6 days)

  • G. Food products properly protected:

  • 1. Covered

  • 2. Cross-Contamination: Raw animal foods stored according to cook-off temperatures and below and away from cooked, ready-to-eat food

  • For any unsatisfactory items listed above, describe the Corrective Action:

II. Preparation, Holding & Service

  • A. Proper defrosting of frozen food

  • B. Handling of food minimized by use of suitable utensils

  • C. Verify no bare hand contact with ready-to-eat foods

  • D. Fruits and vegetables washed

  • E. Potentially hazardous food at 41°F or below OR 135°F or above

  • F. Proper cooling procedures used:

  • 1. Within 2 hours from 135°F to 70°F ; and

  • 2. Within a total of 6 hours from 135°F to 41°F or less

  • G. Proper holding practices used

  • H. Unwrapped and potentially hazardous foods not reserved

  • I. Calibrated metal-stemmed thermometer readily available (0°- 220°F)

  • For any unsatisfactory items listed above, describe the Corrective Action:

III. Dry Storage Facilities

  • A. Storage facilities in good repair

  • B. Food products stored 6” above the floor

  • C. Dry food products stored in approved containers

  • D. Separate storage of chemicals

  • For any unsatisfactory items listed above, describe the Corrective Action:

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IV. Personal Hygiene

  • A. Monitoring of proper & frequent employee handwashing

  • B. Handsinks accessible, hot/cold running water, soap & single-use towels

  • C. Smoking prohibited, except in approved areas

  • D. Employee beverages/food stored below and away food and food contact

  • Surfaces (all beverages have a lid and a straw)

  • E. Clean clothes and proper hair restraints

  • F. Proper restriction of employees with infections, illnesses, poor hygiene

  • For any unsatisfactory items listed above, describe the Corrective Action:

V. Equipment & Utensils

  • A. Good repair

  • B. Clean & sanitary

  • C. Proper utensil washing and sanitizing practices:

  • 1. Proper use of three compartment sink

  • 2. Wash water clean

  • 3. Proper temperature or chemical concentrations for sanitizing

  • D. Wiping cloths restricted, used properly, adequate sanitizer solution

  • E. Proper storage of utensils

  • F. Single service articles properly handled

  • For any unsatisfactory items listed above, describe the Corrective Action:

VI. Establishment

  • A. Good repair – outside areas maintained, landscape free of vermin and trash

  • B. Toilet facilities adequate, properly installed, maintained

  • C. Plumbing properly installed (adequate air gapping) and maintained

  • D. Floors, walls, ceilings:

  • 1. Good repair

  • 2. Easily cleanable

  • 3. Clean

  • E. Lighting – adequate, properly shielded

  • F. Vermin controlled

  • G. Rubbish storage:

  • 1. Approved containers (inside and outside)

  • 2. Disposed of frequently

  • 3. Area clean, no nuisance

  • For any unsatisfactory items listed above, describe the Corrective Action:

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  • Certified Manager

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  • Date

  • Date

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