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  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

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  • Location
  • Personnel

Associate Health & Hygiene

  • Associate Health Reporting Agreement is completed and on file for all new hires in the past 30 days.

  • Cuts and wounds are properly bandaged/covered.

  • Associates are in proper uniform, including hats and footwear. Appearance is clean and professional.

  • Associate personal belongings are stored in dedicated area(s).

  • Handwashing station(s) are properly supplied (soap, towels, hot water, trash can) and accessible.

  • Single-use gloves are accessible in necessary sizes.

  • First aid supplies are stocked at acceptable levels. Blue bandages are available.

  • Proper practices are observed during inspection [eating/smoking is restricted to designated area(s); proper handwashing and glove use; no bare hand contact with ready-to-eat food; etc.].

  • Proper handwashing procedures observed.

  • Hands were washed between tasks and when appropriate.

  • Associates were observed removing gloves when leaving workstation, and washing hands and putting on new gloves when returning to stations.

  • Single use gloves were changed between tasks as required. Hands were washed when changing gloves.

  • All associates working during the inspection appeared in good health.

  • Cuts and wounds on associate hands and forearms were covered, as needed.

  • No eating and/or drinking at workstations was observed.

Food Thermometers

  • Approved food thermometers are accessible to all foodhandlers. (At least 1 food thermocouple thermometer in use in each operation).

  • Approved chemical for sanitizing food thermometers is accessible to all foodhandlers.

  • Previous week's accuracy checks were completed; Food Thermometer Calibration Record (or equivalent log) was properly used.

  • Proper practices are observed during inspection [proper use and care of thermometers; sanitized before use; etc.].

  • Foodhandling associates were observed using food thermometers.

  • Food thermometers were observed used properly.

  • Food thermometers were cleaned and sanitized between uses appropriately.

  • Food thermometers were found in calibration.

Receiving & Storage

  • HACCP Verification: Previous day's Food Delivery Record (or equivalent log) was properly completed for each delivery.

  • CCP Verification: Deliveries received TODAY are observed to be properly inspected, including temperature checks of potentially hazardous foods (detail in next column).

  • Thermometers are provided and located in the warmest part of all refrigerators/freezers.

  • HACCP Verification: Previous day's Cold Storage Temperature Log (or equivalent record) entries are appropriate.

  • CCP Verification: Refrigerator temperatures are verified during inspection to be 40°F/4°C or below (detail in next column).

  • Frozen foods are verified to be solidly frozen.

  • All raw meats, poultry, fish/seafood, and shell eggs are stored on designated lower shelving or separate rack(s) in walk-in(s). Raw product in any reach-in(s) is likewise properly segregated.

  • An adequate supply of date marking labels is accessible to all foodhandlers.

  • All leftovers and foods removed from original packaging are properly labeled.

  • Cleaning chemicals are stored in dedicated location(s).

  • Damaged, spoiled, or recalled food is held in dedicated location(s).

  • Proper practices observed during inspection [deliveries inspected, including temperature checks; good storage practices, including stock rotation, food covered/ wrapped; chemical containers labeled/covered; etc.].

  • Deliveries received during inspection were properly inspected and check before accepting.

  • Food labeling system is applied consistently by all associates. System is well-understood.

  • No cross contamination hazards were observed during inspection (raw meat vs. ready to eat; water drips, ice buildup, etc.)

  • Cleaning chemicals are used properly to prevent contamination.

  • Cleaning chemicals are stored properly to prevent contamination.

  • No expired food observed.

  • Stored and displayed foods are properly rotated.

Preparation/Production

  • HACCP Verification: Previous day's Food Production Record (or other final temperature log) was properly completed for all foods cooked/reheated.

  • CCP Verification: Final cooking temperatures of potentially hazardous foods cooked/reheated TODAY are observed to be properly checked (detail in next column).

  • HACCP Verification: Previous day's Food Production Record (or other final temperature log) was properly completed for all cold foods produced.

  • CCP Verification: Final production temperatures of potentially hazardous cold foods prepared TODAY are observed to be properly checked (detail in next column).

  • Hand barrier protection observed for all cold food production. No bare hand contact with cooked/ready-to-eat foods. (Gloves worn/utensils used.)

  • Colored cutting boards (red, green, white) are provided in adequate numbers and properly used.

  • HACCP Verification: Previous day's Cooling Time/Temperature Log (or equivalent record) was properly completed for all food cooled after cooking, including leftovers, cold production ingredients, and foods prepared a day or more ahead.

  • CCP Verification: Stored cooked foods from previous day are all verified during inspection to be 40°F/4°C or below. Cooling methods used for potentially hazardous foods stored TODAY are observed to be proper. (Detail in next column.)

  • Proper practices are observed during inspection [final cooking and cold production temperatures checked during preparation; metal containers used for cooling (no plastic!); etc.].

  • Final cooking/reheating temperatures were observed being taken.

  • Final cold production temperatures were observed being taken.

  • Foods were observed being safety thawed.

  • Foods were observed being safely cooled.

Cold and Hot Holding

  • HACCP Verification: Previous day's Food Holding Temperature Log (or equivalent record) was properly completed at all stations where food is held/displayed/ served cold.

  • CCP Verification: Cold food holding temperatures are verified during inspection to be 40°F/4°C or below (detail in next column).

  • HACCP Verification: Previous day's Food Holding Temperature Log (or equivalent record) was properly completed at all stations where food is held/displayed/ served hot.

  • CCP Verification: Hot food holding temperatures are verified during inspection to be 140°F/60°C or above (detail in next column).

  • Displayed food is protected by sneeze guard or covered/ wrapped.

  • Proper practices are observed during inspection [front-of-house foodhandlers wear gloves; proper serving utensils; food temperatures checked when replenishing; etc.]

Cleaning & Sanitizing

  • All areas of the operation are clean and 'inspection-ready'.

  • Individual Area Cleaning Schedule is posted in each area/department/workstation, or otherwise accessible to associates with cleaning duties. Previous day's cleaning tasks were completed.

  • Necessary cleaning compounds and tools are available.

  • Potsink is clean and properly supplied [appropriate chemicals, scrub brush(es)/pad(s), water temperatures; trash can].

  • Test kit for checking sanitizing solution concentration is readily accessible.

  • Previous day's Sanitizing Solution Concentration Log (or equivalent record) entries are appropriate for potsink and any other sanitizing solution filling station.

  • Sanitizing solution concentration at potsink and any other filling station is verified during inspection to be proper (detail in next column).

  • Dishmachine is clean and properly supplied [appropriate chemicals; racks; trash can(s)].

  • Previous day's Dishmachine Temperature Log (or equivalent record) entries are appropriate. For chemical-sanitizing dishmachine, Sanitizing Solution Concentration Log (or equivalent record) is also maintained; entries are appropriate.

  • Dishmachine temperatures are verified during inspection to be proper (detail in next column). For chemical-sanitizing dishmachine, concentration of final rinse sanitizing solution is also verified during inspection to be proper (detail in next column).

  • In-use wiping cloths are stored in containers of sanitizing solution that are readily accessible to all foodhandlers. Containers are permanently labeled.

  • Wiping cloth containers were cleaned and sanitized after last use.

  • Proper practices are observed during inspection [proper potwashing procedures, clean solutions; proper dishwashing procedures, including racking of wares; sanitary storage of clean wares; etc.].

Unit Specific Controls

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