Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Mobile Food Vendor Vehicle Information

  • Food Shop Reference No.

  • Vehicle Registration No.

  • Trading Name of Mobile Food Business

  • Trading Address of Mobile Food Vehicle

  • Proprietor / Company Name

  • Address of Proprietor (registered office of company OR home address of individual)

  • ABN/ACN No.

  • Email Address

  • Phone number

  • Person Interviewed

  • Food Safety Supervisor

  • Food Safety Supervisor Certificate No.

  • Type of food sold

1. Construction and Operation

  • 1.1) The vehicle's design and layout is appropriate for the intended use

  • 1.2) Driving compartment is separate to food area (recommended)

  • 1.3) Floors are impervious and easy to clean

  • 1.4) Construction and finish of wall and ceiling surfaces are satisfactory

  • 1.5) Cupboards and counter surfaces are satisfactory

  • 1.6) Design of cupboards and counters facilities easy to clean underneath and behind

  • 1.7) Openings are protected to minimise entry of dust, pests and other contaminants

  • 1.8) Adequate supply of potable water is available in the vehicle.<br>Note: 'adequate' means enough potable water to ensure effective hand and utensil washing.

  • 1.9) The vehicle has an accessible hand wash basin at all times

  • 1.10) The vehicle has liquid soap, single-use towels and warm water available at the hand wash basin(s)

  • 1.11) Ventilation is sufficient to remove fumes, smoke, steam and vapours

  • 1.12) Artificial lighting is adequate

  • 1.13) Waste disposal systems are satisfactory

  • 1.14) The vehicle and equipment are in a good state of repair and working order

2. General Food Safety Requirments

  • 2.1) Food is obtained from reputable suppliers

  • 2.2) Food is protected from contamination during transport

  • 2.3) Food is packaged in a manner and using materials that protects it from contamination

  • 2.4) Potentially hazardous foods are only received at the correct temperature and within date coding

  • 2.5) Raw food is stored separately from prepared or ready-to-eat food

  • 2.6) The refrigerator or microwave oven is used when thawing frozen food

  • 2.7) Cold, ready-to-eat, potentially hazardous food is stored at or below 5°C

  • 2.8) Hot, ready-to-eat, potentially hazardous food is stored at or above 60°C

  • 2.9) Frozen food to be kept frozen is stored frozen

  • 2.10) Raw food is handled so as not to contaminate ready-to-eat food. Separate utensils are used during food processing (eg. The utensils used for preparing raw meat are not used for preparing cooked meat or vegetables)

  • 2.11) When cooling cooked, potentially hazardous food, it is cooled:<br>- From 60°C to 21°C within two hours, and<br>- From 2°C to 5°C within a further four hours

  • 2.12) When heating potentially hazardous food , it is rapidly heated to 60°C or higher

  • 2.13) Potentially hazardous food is kept under temperature control

  • 2.14) There is a thermometer available where potentially hazardous food is handled (eg. Probe type accurate to +/- 1 degree Celsius), and regular temperature checks are made

  • 2.15) Chemicals are kept away from food handling areas

  • 2.16) Food handling areas are kept free from dirt, dust, flies, pests and other contaminants

  • 2.17) The hand wash facility is only used for hand washing

  • 2.18) Administrative items and personal items are stored away from food

3. Food Handler Hygiene

  • 3.1) Staff have appropriate food safety skills and knowledge

  • 3.2) Food handlers have been informed of their health and hygiene obligations

  • 3.3) Staff who are suffering from Foodborne illness are o be excluded from food handling until a medical clearance has been obtained

  • 3.4) Staff wear clean clothing and have hygienic habits

  • 3.5) Food handlers wash their hands adequately and at appropriate times

  • 3.6) Food handlers are not contaminating food

4. Cleaning and Maintenance

  • 4.1) Floor, wall, ceiling, fixtures, fitting, equipment are maintained in a clean condition

  • 4.2) Re-useable eating and drinking utensils are cleaned and sanitised before each use

  • 4.3) Food contact surfaces of benches and equipment are sanitised before use and as requred

  • 4.4) The vehicle and equipment are kept in a god sate of repair and working order

  • 4.5) Containers for waste have close fitting lids and are removed at least daily or as required

  • 4.6) The vehicle is free from animals and pests. It is recommended that a regular pest control program be used

  • 4.7) Appropriate WorkCover requirements are met (i.e fire safety, electrical and gas)

Inspection Results

  • Food business grade

  • Further action required?

  • Inspection comments

  • Matters to be rectified

  • Inspection photos

  • Owner / Employee Signature

  • Officers Name

  • Council

  • Officers Signature

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