Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1. Permitted items and use of materials

  • 1.1 only items listed on applicable permitted item register are with in the area.

  • 1.2 All items on permitted items register are clean, in good condition and stored appropriately.

  • 1.3 No staples, dog clips, paper clips, magnetic board markers in hi hygiene zones.

  • 1.4 No wood in hygiene zones excluding pallets in palletising area or maturing boards in pressed cheese.

  • 1.5 No pencils or wooden handled tools or equipment

  • 1.6 No temporary fixtures on plant and premises such as rags, string, tape, twist ties, metal clips or staples.

  • 1.7 No product labels stuck on machinery.

  • 1.8 No packaging materials left on packaging equipment that is not being used.

  • 1.9 Packaging not being used for anything other than intended.

2.0 Personal items.

  • 2.1 No mobile phones or similar devices, unless by authorised personnel.

  • 2.2 No cigarettes /lighters.

  • 2.3 Items such as pens not carried above waistline.

3.0 Hand-wash facilities

  • 3.1Hand basins clean, in good order

  • 3.2 hand towel dispenser clean, in good repair.

  • 3.3 Adequate hand towel.

  • 3.4 Bin provided for hand towel and labelled

  • 3.5 Soap dispenser clean and operating.

  • 3.6 Sanitiser clean and operating.

  • 3.7 Warm water available.

4.0 Hair & beard nets.

  • 4.1 Hair net worn while in any hygiene zone.

  • 4.2 Worn correctly, down below the earlobe and covering all hair.

  • 4.3 Clean and in good condition.

  • 4.4 Clean shaven daily or beard net worn in any hygiene zone.

  • 4.5 Beard nets worn to completely cover facial hair.

5.0 Uniforms

  • 5.1 Clean and in good condition.

  • 5.2 Correct uniform for hygiene area.

  • 5.3 No pins or buttons attached.

6.0 Jewellery policy.

  • 6.1 No earrings or other piercings.

  • 6.2 Only plain wedding bands worn - no stones or engravings.

  • 6.3 No watches.

  • 6.4 No necklaces or bracelets.

  • 6.5 Medical alert device approved.

7.0 Hands.

  • 7.1 Nails kept short and clean.

  • 7.2 No nail polish.

  • 7.3 No false finger nails or nail art.

  • 7.4 Persons entering the area are following proper hand washing procedures.

8.0 Cosmetics.

  • 8.1 No strong perfumes / aftershaves.

9.0 No tools, loose nuts, screws and bolts etc.

  • 9.1 Stored on equipment.

  • 9.2 Stored in primary or secondary packaging.

  • 9.3 Left on ledges, tables, platforms, vats, tanks, control panels etc.

10.0 Ingredients.

  • 10.1 Ingredients stored in designated areas, not on the floor.

  • 10.2 Ingredients are enclosed in packaging or in enclosed storage containers.

  • 10.3 Ingredients storage containers or packaging labelled with ingredient type and batch number (batch number must be on partially used ingredients.

  • 10.4 Lion product packaging is not being used to store partially used ingredients.

  • 10.5 Ingredient storage containers, scoops and utensils are clean and in good condition.

11.0 Packaging.

  • 11.1 Packaging stored in designated areas, not on floors or equipment.

  • 11.2 Primary packaging is covered / sealed from environment.

  • 11.3 Batch number details maintained on primary packaging.

  • 11.4 Only packaging being used on the day of audit is stored in the area.

12.0 General and cheese waste bins.

  • 12.1 Clean.

  • 12.2 In good repair.

  • 12.3 Clearly identified for intended use (labelled or colour coded).

13.0 Trolleys.

  • 13.1 Clean and free from waste.

  • 13.2 In good repair.

  • 13.3 Wheels clean and wheel guards in good repair.

14.0 Parts trolleys.

  • 14.1 Equipment stored on correct parts trolley.

  • 14.2 Equipment clean, in good repair.

  • 14.3 Wheels clean and wheel guards in good repair.

  • 14.4 Parts trolley only used to store intended items - no foreign tools etc.

15.0 Mobile tables and ladders.

  • 15.1 In good repair, clean, no rust.

  • 15.2 Free from accumulation of waste.

  • 15.3 Wheels clean and wheel guards in good order.

16.0 Emergency / first aid equipment.

  • 16.1 Emergency exit lights intact and working.

  • 16.2 Fire alarms ( break glass in event of fire) - glass intact.

  • 16.3 Chemical shower and eye wash station clean and working properly.

17.0 Hose stations.

  • 17.1 Hoses clean.

  • 17.2 Hoses and nozzles in good repair, no cracks, no splits etc.

  • 17.3 Hose reel and control panel in good repair, no damage or rust.

  • 17.4 Gauges clean, no damage.

  • 17.5 Pipes, clean, no leaks, no damage.

18.0 Cleaning equipment.

  • 18.1 Cleaming equipment stored correctly - hooks or shadow boards.

  • 18.2 Clean.

  • 18.3 In good repair / no rust.

  • 18.4 Correct colours being used as per colour coded cleaning system

19.0 Chemicals.

  • 19.1 Chemicals stored in designated areas ( bunds or segregated from product, ingredients and packaging).

  • 19.2 Clearly labelled.

  • 19.3 Chemical containers clean and in good repair.

  • 19.4 Spray bottles / measuring jugs clean and labelled appropriately.

  • 19.5 Cleaning chemicals are those listed on the cleaning schedule.

20.0 PPE.

  • 20.1 Gloves in good repair.

  • 20.2 Hearing protection in good repair and clean.

  • 20.3 Eye protection in good repair and clean.

  • 20.4 Aprons in good repair and clean.

  • 20.5 Stored in designated areas - not on equipment.

21.0 Pest control.

  • 21.1 No rodent activity ( droppings, nests, chewing).

  • 21.2 No insects (flys, moths, beetles).

  • 21.3 Fly lights are working and are clean and in good repair.

22.0 Records.

  • 22.1 Records completed properly for previous day.

  • 22.2 CCP, QCP, QP & CP results recorded at required frequency and within critical limits or corrective action have been recorded ( chech against HACCP plan).

  • 22.3 Records from previous day verified by team leader or designated person.

  • 22.4 Correct revision of records being used ( checked against SEQIS).

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