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General

  • SLIPS, TRIPS AND FALLS Suitable non-slip flooring, in good repair. <br>Wet floor signs in use whilst mopping is undertaken. Dry mopping is a preference to avoid leaving floors wet.<br>Trip hazards removed, secured or highlighted with appropriate signage. <br>Changes of level and staircases clearly highlighted, handrails where required and no defects. <br>All Team Members wearing suitable clothing and footwear. <br>Cleanliness maintained in all areas and schedules available where required.<br>Waste removed regularly.<br>Structures including walls, floors, ceilings and fittings in good repair. <br>

  • All ACCIDENT INCIDENT REPORTING and near misses documented and investigated as required.<br>WELFARE provision including operational toilets, stocked hand wash facilities and drinking water. <br>Adequate LIGHTING, ventilation and heating. <br>

  • Good MANUAL HANDLING practices in place including storage, equipment and lifting techniques. <br>All Team Members trained<br>

  • WORKING AT HEIGHT tasks eliminated or controlled where required.<br><br>Equipment in good order and checks completed (e.g. kick stool, stepladders).<br><br>All Team Members trained<br>

  • All equipment suitable for use. DEFECT REPORTING in place for electrical and non-electrical equipment and no defective equipment in use.

  • Good STORAGE practices in place including minimal combustibles, away from ignition sources, with safe access and egress.

  • CHEMICALS & HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCES Nominated and approved substances only. <br>Data sheets available.<br>Labelled and stored appropriately including flammables. <br>

  • Adequate provision of FIRST AID equipment, in date and fully stocked. <br>Trained Team Members available at all times.<br>

  • Safety training up to date, including SAFE SYSTEMS OF WORK (SSOW) as per training matrix.

  • Vulnerable team members assessed and relevant controls in place e.g. YOUNG PERSONS, PREGNANCY (including new mothers) and REDUCED CAPABILITIES (including those returning from long term sick leave).

  • VISUAL DISPLAY UNITS (VDUs) users, assessed, trained and relevant controls in place (where required).

Kitchen

  • CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE <br>Structure: floor (including underneath equipment), ceiling, windows and ledges, walls (including behind equipment), skirting, pipework and boxing. Ventilation canopy (internal, external and filters). <br><br>Fixtures and fitting: air vents, doors, lights (diffusers), fly screens, worktables (including legs), struts and shelves.<br><br>Equipment: Combi’s, blast chiller, ovens, fryers, hot cupboard and door slides, microwaves, milk dispensers, slicers, shelves, racking, jack stands, trolleys, inner drawer surfaces, utensils. <br><br>‘Clean as you go’ policy in place.<br>

  • All equipment falls within canopy and suppression nozzles cover all equipment. Caps covering nozzles.

  • KITCHEN EQUIPMENT Deep fat fryer has either the ability to be pulled out for cleaning behind, or there is a solid back plate in place to ensure grease cannot build up behind.<br><br>Deep fat fryers not located on end of range or have physical barrier in place. <br><br>Fire blanket, and wet chemical extinguisher available.<br><br>Suppression nozzles aligned over deep fat fryer baskets.<br><br>Cleanliness/ repair of deep fat fryers (internal, external surfaces) and fryer baskets. <br><br>Separation of vegetarian and non-vegetarian deep fat fryers. <br><br>Team Members trained in SSOW for cleaning of deep fat fryer.<br>

  • PERSONAL HYGIENE. Wash hand basins clean and fully stocked with hot and cold water, antibacterial soap, alcohol gel and paper towels. <br><br>‘Now wash your hands’ signage in place.

  • Team Members wearing suitable clean<br>Protective clothing, including head and beard covering and suitable safety shoes. Approved jewellery only, blue plasters in use.<br><br>Team following good hygiene practices (good hand washing), no bad habits evident.<br><br>Disposable aprons and gloves available for raw preparation tasks. Removed and discarded after completing task.<br>

  • FOOD PREPARATION AND CONTROL OF CROSS CONTAMINATION. Separate food preparation areas clearly identified and colour coded (including separate raw meat and raw fish areas).<br><br>Items and equipment colour coded (knives, sanitizer sprays, cling film containers, chopping boards, meat slicers). All sanitized before and after use.<br><br>Chopping boards, wooden serving bowls and platters are in good condition and not split<br><br>

  • Vacuum Packing machine labelled and used for raw food only. <br><br>Where required for sous vide, a second vacuum packing machine labelled and used for cooked food only. (Only used to seal bags, not to remove air).<br>

  • Minimal GLASS used (use acrylic or other clear plastic products). If no alternative, ensure that glass is robust with no chips and stored at low-level in suitable high side trays.<br><br>Provision for cleaning up and disposal of BROKEN GLASS.

  • ICE MACHINES clean (inside and out), operational, clean scoop provided and stored hygienically.

  • Butane GAS and CHAFFING FUEL All highly flammable equipment (e.g. Butane, chafing dish fuel) to be located in a secure metal flameproof cabinet.

  • All Team Members trained in KNIFE HANDLING.<br><br>Safe storage of kitchen knives in plastic toolboxes or metal trays (no knife wraps in use).

  • PEST CONTROL Fly kill units operational, serviced and cleaned. Located away from food preparation areas and equipment storage.

  • Fly screens on external opening doors and windows.<br><br>Bait boxes closed and not touched or tampered with.<br><br>Signs of pest infestation reported to management immediately.<br>

  • THERMOMETERS Adequate number available, colour coded or labelled, to prevent cross contamination. <br><br>Sanitised before and after use, by dedicated wet probe wipes.<br><br>SOUS VIDE fine needle probe available with self-sealing patches, where in use.<br>

  • Ensure no PHYSICAL CONTAMINATION hazards present e.g. flaking paint, chipped wall tiles, pins or staples on noticeboards, loose parts on machinery or wire scourers.

  • FOOD AND LIQUOR SECURITY Kitchen locked at end of evening when not in use overnight. <br><br>All food storage areas secured against unauthorised access<br>

  • Suitable provision of waste disposal. Check and confirm no visible damage. Bins pedal operated or without lids.

  • Emergency gas/ electricity shut off buttons and valves are un-obstructed and easily visible. Clear signage in place.<br><br>Earth bonding cables secured to metal benches.<br>

  • KITCHEN EQUIPMENT Gravity feed slicers/ mincers/ peelers/ planetary mixers have safety signs displayed. <br><br>Team Members trained in SSOW for gravity feed slicer.<br><br>GUARDS and interlocks in place. No defective equipment in use.<br>

  • Hot surfaces free from combustibles and hot liquids have adequate drip trays where required.<br><br>Communication between Team Members to make them aware of what is happening behind them “i.e. Hot Liquid’s” ‘Shout the message’.<br><br>All Team Members trained in operation and safety features of equipment.<br><br>Avoid unnecessary carrying of pots of hot water. Use TROLLEYS or portable hot water urns.<br>

  • NOISE AT WORK activities identified. <br>Readings taken and suitable controls in place including reduced exposure times and appropriate signage.<br><br>Appropriate PPE available (e.g. ear defenders, earplugs).<br><br>All Team Members trained.<br>

Fridges/ Freezers/ Dry Stores

  • CLEANLING AND MAINTENANCE<br>Walls, floor, ceiling, lighting, shelving, door handles, fan grills, door seals and door curtains.<br>

  • KITCHEN EQUIPMENT Walk in refrigerators and freezers. <br><br>Panic release bolt operates. <br><br>Storage allows safe access and egress with provision of good LIGHTING levels.<br><br>Shelving stable, secure with no sharp edges.<br><br>Walk in Freezers: Thermal coats and gloves available. <br><br>No evidence of ice build-up on the floor. No excessive build up to walls and ceiling.<br>

  • No FOOD STORAGE on the floor.<br><br>Food decanted out of cardboard boxes.<br><br>Food covered and date coded. Foods ‘in date’ (Stock rotation evident). Shelf life poster displayed.<br><br>Raw food stored separately or below cooked/ready to eat food.<br>

  • Storage areas clearly defined (raw/ ready to eat foods). <br><br>Allergens stored separately in sealed containers and clearly labelled.<br><br>Chiller and Freezer operating temperatures within correct parameters.<br><br>WORKING AT HEIGHT controls in place. Access to high shelves in dry goods store, equipment (ladders, kick stools) checked before use and internal checks in place. <br>

  • Minimal GLASS used (use acrylic or other clear plastic products). If no alternative, ensure that glass is robust with no chips and stored at low level in suitable high-sided trays.

Documentation / Electronic Records

  • FOOD SUPPLY AND DELIVERY Checks of food delivery undertaken daily and recorded.

  • FOOD STORAGE Temperature records fully completed for fridge and freezers.

  • COOKING AND REHEATING Temperature records fully completed for cooking, reheating and SOUS VIDE.<br><br>Monthly check of thermostat (auto cut off). <br>

  • COOLING AND FREEZING Temperature records fully completed for blast chilling and blast freezing.

  • HOT AND COLD DISPLAY Temperature records fully completed for open display units and banqueting buffets.

  • THERMOMETERS Calibrated in-house monthly.

  • CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE Cleaning schedules in place (daily, weekly, and monthly) and up to date. Evidence of management review. Temperature records for dishwashers and pot wash in place.

  • ICE MACHINES Cleaning schedules displayed and up to date.

  • SAMPLING, SWABBING Food samples, hygiene swabs and hand swabs submitted quarterly (including ice).<br><br>Samples retained (frozen) for 14 days, for high-risk foods prepared for over 20 people.<br><br>

  • CCP ID tables completed for all menus. HACCP monitoring and verification of CCP charts taking place routinely.

  • STAFF TRAINING Day 1 Safety Essentials Safety Card to be completed. <br><br>All agency/ casual banqueting staff briefed before shift.<br><br>Basic food hygiene training or statutory equivalent (as per local law).<br><br>Annual HACCP Training for kitchen team and all food handlers.<br><br>Food Safety for Managers to completed by at least 4 team members and refreshed every 3 years. <br>

  • FOOD ALLERGEN MANAGEMENT PROCEDURE Allergy training for kitchen, food and beverage, conference, event, and all waiting team members.<br><br>Allergy matrix produced by management for each menu/ food and drink items. Check by second senior manager and signed. <br><br>Central menus reviewed and validated by a manager before going live. <br><br>Allergy signpost located on menu and buffet/ food service areas; OR If local law dictates, (and agreed by Safety & Security) allergies shown on menus and buffet station signage. <br>

  • CHECKLISTS Management weekly kitchen checklist completed.<br><br>EXTERNAL CATERERS approved and checklists completed.<br><br>EMPLOYEE MEDICAL QUESTIONNAIRE in use.<br><br>LEFTOVER FOOD AND FOOD DONATIONS policy followed.<br>

  • PEST CONTROL No evidence of pests and actions completed on pest control reports.<br><br>

Pot Wash / Stewarding

  • Floor in good condition. Matting in place where required.<br><br>Floor grill kept clear of grease and fats.<br><br>Suitable non-slip footwear worn.<br><br>Cleanliness check of plates, pots, pans and safely stored. Pots and pans stored inverted. <br><br>ELECTRICAL sockets covered.<br><br>

  • DE-CARBONISER TANKS Serviced and maintained by external contractor.<br>Follow manufacturer’s guidance.<br><br>Team Members aware of the safe procedure for dipping and removing equipment.<br><br>PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT (PPE) available and in use (e.g. apron, gauntlets, splash-proof googles).<br><br>Team Members trained in SSOW.<br>

  • KITCHEN EQUIPMENT Waste disposal units. Team Members trained in use.<br><br>GUARDS and interlocks in place. No defective equipment in use.<br>

  • DISHWASHERS AND GLASSWASHERS<br>Correct chemical dosing.<br><br>Feeder tubes coloured coded or labelled to ensure they go into the correct chemical container.<br><br>PPE available.<br>

Loading Bay

  • FOOD SUPPLY & DELIVERY PROCEDURES. Designated area provided. Temperature checks completed for all deliveries between packs. Checked for pest infestation, damaged packaging and date codes.<br> <br>Unsatisfactory items rejected.<br><br>

  • REMOVAL OF WASTE External bins lidded with a drainage hole with mesh cover or plug. <br><br>Cleaned regularly, secure and pest free. <br>

  • Not located in food delivery areas or on fire escape routes.<br><br>Ground around refuse bins free from broken glass.<br>

  • Jet wash equipment well maintained, no defective equipment in use. Operators trained in use and wearing PPE.

  • BALERS and COMPACTORS well maintained and no defective equipment in use. Suitable guarding and interlocks operating correctly. Isolation during repair and maintenance.<br><br>Prior to use carry out a visual surface check via the steps to make sure no sleeping people or animals are inside before starting up.<br><br>Waste to be placed gently into the machine via the steps. No climbing inside the machine is permitted. <br><br>PPE available (e.g. gloves).<br><br>Team Members trained in SSOW. Over 18s only.<br><br>Good housekeeping evident. Cardboard kept to a minimum. Baling straps removed.<br><br>Appropriate SIGNAGE in place.<br><br>

  • Designated signed smoking areas. Suitable ASH DISPOSAL bins provided and emptied regularly with correct equipment. Area clear of combustibles.

  • TRANSPORTATION Vehicle flow and route considered such as one-way systems & bends. Viewing mirrors provided for blind spots.<br><br>Pedestrian and vehicle segregation in place. Use of signage, barriers, road markings, crossing points, lighting and audible devices as required. <br><br>Traffic calming devices considered such as speed bumps and physical barriers. <br><br>Moving barriers suitable for area, padded, signed and maintained as per manufacturer guidance.<br><br>Appropriate signage such as ‘Caution Reversing Vehicles’, ‘Caution: Moving Barrier’, ‘Caution: Restricted Height/ Width/ Weight’. <br>

  • Storage and movement of large containers considered including ground conditions, overhead space, visibility, and space required. Signage and demarcation as required. <br><br>Loading bay barriers and edge protection in place to prevent falls. <br><br>Delivery ramps of suitable gradient and non-slip.<br>

  • Secured from unauthorised access. Shutters and doors fit securely to prevent pest activity.

  • Safe STORAGE of waste oil, gas bottles, GAS CYLINDERS

  • MANUAL HANDLING tasks considered and controls in place for moving cages, trolleys, bins, waste oil, gas cylinders, furniture, chemical drums, pallets and general deliveries.<br><br>Equipment such as pallet trucks checked before use, maintained and serviced as required by local law.<br>

Chemical Store

  • CHEMICALS are food safe.<br><br>Chemicals fully labelled and instruction on use issued. <br><br>Drips trays in place for kitchen chemicals, not stacked on top of each other, located on the floor (on a trolley).<br><br>Bunding for large-scale chemical storage.<br><br>

  • PPE provided, clean and in good repair. <br><br>Stored in suitable clean-labelled container. Consider all tasks, including chemical and manual handling<br>

  • Area free from ignition sources and combustible storage.

  • Store to be labelled and appropriate warning signage, secure from unauthorised access.

Team Member Changing Rooms

  • CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE <br>Cleanliness and repair: Walls, floor, ceilings, mirrors, shower cubicles, lockers. toilets and locks.<br><br>Wash hand units with hot and cold water, fully stocked with alcohol gel, antibacterial soap and paper towels. <br><br>‘Now wash your hands’ signage in place.<br>

  • CHANGING ROOMS Disclaimer signage in place. <br><br>No personal items stored outside lockers.<br><br>

  • IRONS on timer and have auto cut off. No defective irons in use.<br><br>Flameproof ironing board cover in place.<br>

Barbecues

  • BARBEQUES / BARBEQUES<br><br>Pipework checked for damage. Gas safety procedures followed. Cleaned, serviced and maintained before use.<br><br>LPG bottles to be stored away from cooking area, no trip hazards and away from guests.<br><br>Upright holding fridge at site serving location.<br><br>Hot water urns full of hand hot water, soap, alcohol gel, paper towels.<br><br>Table top bain-marie for hot holding sauces and pre-cooked food.<br><br>Fire blanket and powder extinguisher available.<br><br>Colour coded hand tongs and a portable clock.<br><br>Adequate refuse disposal facilities. Large swing top lids. <br><br>ASH DISPOSAL Metal ash bin for disposal of cold embers.<br>

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