Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Part 1 - before the event checklist

  • Does the site have adequate facilities for food storage, preparation, cooking, reheating and hot holding and display?

  • Have arrangements been made for equipment to be made available if not already at the site?

  • Have transport arrangements been made to get the food to the site, for cold, frozen and hot foods?<br>(refer to activity 13)

  • Are temperatures of chilled, frozen and hot foods Monitored on arrival? (refer to activity 2)

  • Are products checked on arrival for contamination? (refer to activity 2)

  • Is all food protected from contamination?

  • Are products in appropriate packaging and labelled correctly?

  • Are all of the food suppliers included in your Aprooved Food Suppliers List?<br>If not please record additional suppliers on approved suppliers list

  • Have arrangements been made to collect waste during and after the event? (refer to support program 6)

  • Have all staff been trained to follow the Food Safety Program and have the appropriate skills and knowledge to produce safe and suitable food? (refer to support program 9)

  • Are hand washing facilities, cleaning facilities and cleaning materials available at the site? (refer to support program 2 and 3)

  • Is portable water used for all food handling activities? If non portable water is used, the food business must demonstrate that non-portable water will not adversely affect the safety of food

  • Check that all equipment and utensils are clean and ready for use. (refer to support program 2)

  • Are there any signs of pest infestation at the site? (refer to support program 5)

  • Are transport coolers or storage coolers stocked with sufficient ice blocks?

  • Are cooked and raw foods separated in storage? (refer to support program 3, 4 & 5)

  • Are all foods stored off the ground?

Part 2 - During the event checklist. This record must be completed on a daily basis - Date__ / __ / __

  • Daily function check day

  • Are their any potentially hazardous foods not stored under temperature control?

  • Record the temperatures of food not stored under temperature control. (refer to support program 4)

  • Check temperatures of COLD foods in storage / on display. (refer to support program 4)

  • Check temperatures of FROZEN foods in storage / on display. (refer to support program 4)

  • Check temperatures of HOT foods in storage / on display. (refer to support program 4)

  • Is there any risk of cross contamination from raw food to ready to eat foods?

  • Are separate utensils being used for different foods?

  • Are staff checking cooked foods to make sure they are fully cooked?

  • Are the foods on display protected from contamination?

  • Are cooked hot foods displayed in adequate hot holding equipment?

  • Are staff following good hygiene practises? (refer to support program 3)

  • Is food waste disposed of appropriately? (refer to support program 6)

  • Have all equipment and utensils been cleaned? (refer to support program 2)

  • Has potentially hazardous food been kept between 5*C and 60*C for LESS than two hours? If yes the food must be refrigerated or used immediately. (refer to support program 4)

  • Has potentially hazardous food been kept between 5*C and 60*C for MORE than 2 hours but LESS than four hours? If yes the food must be used immediately. (refer to support program 4)

  • Has potentially hazardous food been kept between 5*C and 60*C for MORE than four hours? If yes the food must be discarded immediately. (refer to support program 4)

  • Has all waste been removed from the site?

  • Signed by Food Safety Supervisor Onsite or Person in charge.

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