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Safety

  • Management Team Member attends Safety Committee meetings

  • Managers are ServSafe Certified

  • All food production personnel are certified in ServSafe and/or scheduled to attend a certification class within 120 days of opening or date of hire

  • Most recent Health Department inspection score under Unidine Management is 90% or higher

  • Required OSHA log is posted (February 1 to April 30) in an employee area

  • Who is responsible for maintaining the OSHA log at this location

  • Work Comp information is posted in a central location for employees

  • MUnidine information is available and in use

Training

  • Safe cutting board use

  • Hazard Communication

  • Knife Safety

  • Eye Wash stations

  • Hand Sanitizing

  • Proper food storage and labeling

  • Safety In-Service Video

  • Date of last In-Service

  • Additional Notes

Layout and General Facilities

  • Area is clean, tidy and well kept

  • Washing areas are clean and functional

  • Adequate storage areas are provided

  • Walls, windows, doors and furniture are in good condition

  • Floor is free of obstructions and slip resistant

  • There is adequate ventilation

  • Additional Notes

Environment

  • Temperature is comfortable

  • Lighting is adequate

  • Area is free from odors

  • Additional Notes

Emergency Procedures

  • Written evacuation procedures and exits displayed

  • Are spill kits available

  • Portable fire extinguishers have been provided, maintained and free from obstruction

  • Emergency Egress Routes and doors are kept clear and free from obstructions

  • Hazard signage is clearly visible

  • Emergency lighting is functioning

  • Additional Notes

First Aid Facilities

  • There is appropriate first aid and emergency facilities in the near vicinity and workers are aware of them

  • First aid kits are clearly signed , stocked and contents are not expired

  • Names and contact information of personnel trained in First Aid and/or CPR is displayed and up to date

  • Additional Notes

Manual Handling

  • Where applicable, manual handling standard operating procedures are available

  • Trolleys or mechanical hoists are available and are being considered for heavy items or loads

  • Personnel in inspection area are inducted and trained in manual handling

  • Step ladders or safe steps available to access light items stored on high shelves

  • All manual task-related incidents have been adequately investigated and control measures implemented and reviewed.

  • Workers have been asked for a safer way to do their job

  • Film wrap cutters on all film boxes are covered and boxes are not damaged or disassembled

  • Utensils and pot handles positioned away from heat source and not hanging over the edge of the range

  • Frozen foods thawed in refrigerator

  • Staff demonstrate proper lifting techniques

  • All items are completely air dried

  • Dishes and utensils pre-scraped and rinsed before washing

  • Pot washing procedures are posted and utilized

  • No cross contamination when handling clean and dirty dishes

  • Proper silverware soaking and washing procedures followed. Clean silverware is stored handles up. No evidence of detergent residue or water spots.

  • Additional Notes

Storage

  • Materials stored in racks and bins wherever possible and items are not stored above shoulder height.

  • Storage designated to minimize lifting problems

  • Racking securely fixed to wall or floor

  • All food is properly labeled , wrapped and dated (Ulabel program is in place and followed)

  • Food is stored 6 inches off the floor or in walk-in cooling quipment

  • In sprinkled areas: items stored 18 inches below sprinkler heads

  • Dry storage is maintained at 68-70 degrees F

  • Storage areas labeled appropriately and organized

  • A separate container is available, labeled and used for broken, chipped and cracked china and glassware

  • Additional Notes

Slips and Trips

  • Warning signs are available and erected near spills

  • There are special provisions for slip resistance in wet areas

  • Guard rails and slip resistance are provided on ramps and stairs

  • Walkways are free of hazards, such as electrical cords

  • Additional Notes

Electrical Safety

  • All portable equipment has current test tags

  • Residual current devices (RCD) are installed at switchboards or in fixed sockets and clearly marked

  • Portable RCD device is available and has been tested. Flexible cord, plugs, and extension leads are in good condition and have either moulded or transparent type plugs

  • Power points are suitable for the location and are positioned safely

  • Power boards used, not double adaptors

  • faulty equipment is tagged out and contact SRC for a work order

  • Team members shut off and unplug equipment prior to cleaning

  • Electrical cords and connections in good repair, inspected and tagged annually

  • No extension cords utilized in Kitchen and Cafe

  • Electrical panels are clear and unobstructed (3 foot clear space around panels)

  • Additional Notes

Chemical Safety

  • SDS are available for workers reference and included in the chemical inventory for the department

  • There is an up to date, easy to find and read chemical inventory of all chemicals used in the department

  • A risk assessment has been completed for all chemicals and harmful substances stored and used in the department

  • Actions have been taken to control risks to find safer chemicals

  • Decanted containers are labeled with name, risk, and safety instructions, according to GHS labeling requirements

  • Original containers are labeled with the original product label

  • Chemicals stored according to compatibility

  • Minimal amounts of corrosives are stored and/or in use

  • All flammable products not in use are stored in flammable cabinets and only flammable products are stored in flammable cabinets.

  • Warning signs on the flammable cabinets are clearly legible

  • Cleaning storage area is clean and orderly

  • Additional Notes

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

  • Instruction and information of PPE is made available to staff

  • Signage related to PPE requirements displayed on equipment

  • Required PPE is available to staff

  • Appropriate signs displayed to standard requirements

Noise Safety

  • A risk assessment on noise has been conducted where it is likely that workers are exposed to higher than normal noise levels

  • Control measures have been put in place to reduce the risk of injury as a result of noise, including the provision of personal hearing protection

  • Workers have received information and training in relation to noise in the workplace

Kitchen

  • All bench surfaces in good condition

  • Sweeping is prohibited during food preparation

  • Cleaning rags are stored in a properly labeled sanitizing solution. Solution is 100-200ppm and water is changed every two hours.

  • Proper food contact surface sanitizing procedures are practiced

  • Walls and floors of dish room and pot area clean

  • Walls behind equipment and garbage containers are clean

  • Defrosting is done on the lowest shelf

  • Drawers and cabinets are clean

  • Color coded foot cutting boards are available and properly in use

  • A chart is posted at all food production stations indicating the proper cutting board color

  • Thermometers are available and accurate

  • Thermometers calibration records are maintained and kept on record for at least one year

  • Manuals are available for operating equipment and machinery

  • Emergency stops tested and are in working order

  • A maintenance register is in place for all equipment and machinery that require routine maintenance

  • The moving parts of all machinery and equipment are properly guarded

  • All machines have appropriate safety signs and SOPs

  • Hazards such as sharps, glare, noise or fumes have been identified

  • Cold room doors can be open from the inside without a key

  • There is lighting and a light switch available for the cold room

  • The cold room is at the recommended temperature

  • Interior fans clean and free of dust

  • All shelving is rust free

  • All floor drains are clean and free of dust

  • Hoods and screens are clean and free of grease build up

  • Documentation of duct cleaning maintained

  • Garbage cans clean, in good condition and covered at all times. Empty boxes are stacked and neatly stored off of the floor

  • All light fixtures have safety covers

  • All painted areas are free of chips

  • Deep fryers are not overfilled

  • Grease is properly disposed of

  • All CO2 cylinders are securely chained, have protective covers and current inspection

  • 3 compartment sink log in place where applicable and on file for one year

  • Are gas pipes are clearly labeled

  • All hot liquid has lids to prevent scalds

  • Heat resistant gloves/mits are available and in use

  • A fume extraction system is in place, serviced and in use

  • Isolation valves are readily accessible and clearly labeled

  • Fly screens are fitted to windows

  • Outside doors have screens, are well sealed and are equipped with self closing devices

  • There is a regular schedule of pest control

  • There is sufficient

  • Based on this inspection the contracted food vendor meets the health and safety standards set forth by the local metropolitan health district.

  • This inspection was performed on the following date and time:

  • This inspection was performed by:

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