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Food Safety Travel Path

1. Dining Room

  • Introduce yourself to manager

  • Explain the purpose of the visit

  • Welcome them to walk with you (not require)

  • Inform them you will need some of their time for questions. etc

2. Manager's Office

  • Discuss Knowledge Check question

1)without reference materials, what are the symptoms of when an employee cannon work? the manger must recall a minimum of the first three

  • Vomiting

  • Diarrhea

  • Jaundice

  • A sore throat with fever

  • Has a lesion containing pus such as a boil or infected wound that is open or draining that is not properly covered or protected

2) what are the reportable illnesses? Managers my reference materials, if available

  • Salmonella

  • Shigella

  • Hepatitis A Virus

  • Norovirus

  • E. Coli (Shiga toxin producing)

3) when can an ill employee return to work?

documentation

  • Ask for and review documentation

  • Last 60 days of completed Daily Food Safety Checklists

  • Last two Monthly Food Safety Procedures Verification

  • Past Management Service Report

  • Procedures for non-food spill clean-up

  • ServSafe or equivalent certificates for all managers

  • Records or tracking for food safety training of all employees

  • The last Health Deportment Inspection Report

  • Request pyrometer

  • Ask about hourly hand washing procedures and when the next hand washing will begin

  • Ask about the process for cleaning UHC trays and utensils every four hours

  • Observe to ensure hand washing procedure is followed as described

  • Observe to ensure a process is followed as decried

Conducting the Review

3. Hand Sink Areas (check all hand sinks and towel buckets)

  • Wash hands

  • Check supplies (check all hand wash sinks)

  • Check that warm water is available(check all hand wash sinks)

  • Hand sinks are easily accessible

  • Measure sanitizer concentration in all clean towel buckets

4. Ice Machine Area

  • Assess ice machine & transfer bucket

  • Check floor and drains for standing or pudding water

  • Verify pyrometer calibration

5. Refrigerated Areas (check the two most frequently used reach-in refrigerators and freezers)

  • Ensure freezers are operating properly and that items are solidly frizen

  • Check that refrigerated products are at or below a temperature of 40°F

  • Check that primary/secondary shelf lives are in code

6. Prep Area/Grill/Fryer/Prep Table Area

  • Assess employee behaviors (hand washing and glove use)

  • Chemicals stored away from food and packaging

  • Sanitized towels are not left sitting out on surfaces

  • Proper use of blue gloves and dedicated utensils used to prevent cross-contamination

  • Proper use of clea/white gloves

  • Check that all produce, cheese and melted butter at prep table is marked with secondary shelf life and is not expired

  • Check utensils and UHC trays for cleanliness and no build up and for condition (not cracked for damaged)

  • Check fryer baskets for loose wires

  • Check the internal temperature of 10:1, 4:1, buttermilk crispy tenders, Filet-o-fish, Round Egg and Breakfast Sausage/Breakfast Steak, with the shift manager taking at least one set of beef temperature (preferably 10:1)

  • It is not required to check every product in a protein category however if the restaurant cooks other products during your visit, evaluate the product temperature

  • Check under grills and fryers for build up or signs of pests

  • Manager know how to correctly complete food safety checks

7. Back Sink Area

  • Check for hot water 110°F or higher

  • Check that back sink functions with all required supplies

  • Measure sanitizer concentration of sanitizer solution at back sink

  • Check warewasher (if used) function and measure sanitizer concentration

  • Check function of soap and sanitizer dispensers

  • Floor, walls ceilings, and equipment in good repair

  • Check floors for pudding water, missing tiles and signs of pests

8. back of restaurant (storage room & walk-ins)

  • Evaluate walk-in refrigerator (take product temperature) and freezer (read air temperature)

  • Check to see if food is covered/wrapped and stored properly

  • Check primary and secondary shelf lives of products in walk-in refrigerator(focus on produce, fresh beef, and chicken tenders)

  • Check for any previously heated foods being saved

  • Check for approved food products and chemicals stored away from food packaging

  • Check for signs of pest infestation

  • Check water filters (If on Coke Program, mark yes)

  • Floors, walls, ceilings, and equipment in good repair

Front counter/Self-serve beverage area

  • Check towel buckets

  • Chemicals stored away from food

  • Ice chutes are clean with no build-up

  • Orange container with a lid and dedicated scoop used for nut containing mix-ins

  • The primary shelf life of milk and apples

  • Check under BIM machine for signs of build-up or pests

10. Restrooms

  • Check hand washing sinks (supplies and warm water)

11. Exterior

  • Check for signs of pest infestation

  • Check corral

Communicate Results

12. Manager's office

  • complete form

  • Recap visit with 2-3 strengths, review overall with manager

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