Title Page

  • Site conducted

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

CHECKLIST

  • PERSONAL HYGIENE

  • Are staff fit for work? 3 members of staff to be randomly selected for hygiene audit.

  • CHECKLIST

  • Free from illness

  • No jewellery (including visible piercings) being worn other than a plain band wedding ring

  • No false fingernails or false eyelashes being worn

  • Make up worn kept to a minimum

  • Fingernails short and clean with no nail polish or nail art

  • No aftershave/perfume being worn

  • No eating in production (including chewing gum)

  • Staff # 1

  • Observation

  • Staff # 2

  • Observation

  • Staff # 3

  • Observation

  • Any other personal hygiene issues? if Yes, state below

  • observation

PERSONAL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT

  • CHECKLIST

  • Is protective clothing clean and in good condition

  • Are safety shoes being worn and in good condition

  • Are hair nets being worn

  • Are staff wearing beard snoods where appropriate

  • Are knives in good condition and accounted for

  • Is PPE (chain mail gloves, chain mail aprons and plastic aprons) clean and in good condition

  • Any other personal protective clothing and equipment issues? if Yes, state below

  • Observation

MACHINERY-HEALTH AND SAFETY

  • Is machinery in good condition and working order

  • CHECKLIST

  • Are guards in place and operational

  • Are electrical cables in good condition

  • Machine working smoothly

  • Any damage to machine

  • All parts of machine in place and correctly set up

  • Is machinery clean

  • Any other machinery issues? if Yes, state below

  • Observation

WORKING AREA

  • Is working area clean

  • Is working area tidy and clear of obstructions

  • Any other working area issues? if Yes, state below

  • Observation

SIGNATURE

  • Name

  • Signature

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