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  • Monthly Internal Audits RCGC

  • Kitchen:

  • Conducted on:

  • Audited by:

Documentation: 1- Documentation

  • Current year Foodborne Illness Notification Procedures are on file and accessible

  • Proof of Food Safety training for all culinary food handling associates is current and available for review

  • The appropriate managers are Food Safety Certified through an approved program

  • A Pest Prevention program must be adopted and effective

  • Refrigerator and freezer temperature logs (HACCP Log A-3) are completed and on file for 90 days

  • Temperature Logs (HACCP Log A-1) for cooking, holding and reheating food items are completed and on file for the past 90 days

  • Food Cooling Logs (HACCP Log A-2) are completed and on file for the past 90 days

  • Work station Cleaning Schedules must be completed and on file for 90 days

  • Culinary managers are properly trained in food allergy awareness and know how to avoid cross-contact during food preparation and service

Facilities: 2- Cleaning Sanitizing

  • Kitchen exhaust-hood and duct work system are professionally cleaned and maintained

  • Ice Machines are clean and in good condition

  • Floors, walls and ceilings are clean and free from excessive dust, debris and standing water

  • Floors, walls and ceilings are easily cleanable and in good condition/repair

  • Ventilation adequate, vents, fan guards and filters clean

  • Back dock and entryway are insect and rodent-proof

  • Dumpster areas are kept clean and organize

  • Hand washing facilities in food handling areas are used only for that purpose

  • Dishwashing machines properly maintained and operated

  • Chemical Supplies - Use and storage meets standard

  • Facilities for manual washing and sanitizing of equipment and utensils properly maintained

  • Food and food contact packaging must be properly stored at a minimum of 15 centimeters (6”) off the floor

  • Ensure proper implementations of the FIFO principles in food-production and storage area

  • Refrigerators and freezers maintain required temperatures<br><br> Freezers: 5F (-15C)  Refrigerators: 41F (5C)

  • Cold potentially hazardous foods maintained at 41F (5C) or below in all cold holding devices

  • Hot potentially hazardous foods maintained at 135F (57C) or above in all hot holding devices

Personal: 3- Food Handling

  • Food handlers understand required cooking temperatures or know local legal required cooking temperatures if more stringen

  • Hotels must purchase ground/minced beef that are offered undercooked from vendors that comply with Marriott’s microbiological standards or; grind beef on property using HACCP form

  • Food must come from commercial suppliers and food/packaging must be in sound condition when received. Shellfish tags must be retained for 90 days

  • Date marking is applied at time of preparation to potentially hazardous foods and commercial food products not held or sold past expiration dates

  • Food and food contact surfaces protected from potential microbiological, physical and chemical hazards

  • Potentially hazardous foods properly thawed

  • In-use utensils (including ice scoops) properly handled and stored in a sanitary manner. Handles of utensils stored in the product do not touch the product and extend out of the container for moist product

  • Cutting board policy meets standards

  • Food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils durable, non-toxic, easily cleanable and in good condition

  • Equipment and utensils properly cleaned, such as sides of sinks, door handles and gaskets, sliding door tracks, shelves, racks, etc.

  • Chemical sanitizer solutions at proper concentration and temperature per label instructions

  • Sanitizer test kits readily available for use for all available kinds of sanitizers

Personal Hygiene: 4- Personal Hygiene

  • Hands washed frequently and appropriately after potential contamination

  • No bare hand contact observed with ready-to-eat food except with a GFS Variance

  • Persons displaying contagious symptoms are restricted or excluded from working around exposed food, utensils or equipment and hotels must display Associate Illness exclusion/restriction Guidelines

  • Eating, drinking and tobacco use restricted to non-food areas

  • Written procedures must be on hand that outlines clean-up/disinfecting procedures and tools used for vomitus events

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