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Project Assignment Number
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Client / Site
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Registration Number
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Personal Hygiene Practices
EMPLOYEE HYGIENE
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Why:
Unclean hands can transfer bacteria and viruses to food, and cross-contaminate foods and food contact surfaces.
Food handlers must wash their hands:
Before starting work.
Before putting on or changing gloves.
After using the restroom, (use the restroom sink).
After touching their hair, face or body.
After eating, drinking, smoking, or touching chewing gum.
Upon entering a food prep area.
After cleaning or taking out the garbage.
After touching anything that contaminates the hands.
After using chemicals. -
Hands are washed at critical times and places
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Staff only wash hands in handwash sink
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Employees wear appropriate uniform including proper shoes
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Hair restraints are worn
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Fingernails are trimmed
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Jewelry is restricted,
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Gloves are changed at critical times and places
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Open sores, cuts, or bandages on hands are completely covered while handling food
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Eating, drinking or Chewing gum are observed only in designated areas away from food prep areas
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Staff take appropriate action when coughing or sneezing
FACILITIES
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Hand wash stations available
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Soap dispensers available with adequate supply
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Paper towel dispensers with adequate supply
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Sanitizing solution available in critical areas
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Hand Washing signage displayed
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Date & Time
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Name & Signature
Signatures
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Person in Charge
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Supervisor