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FOOD BORN ILLNESS RISK FACTORS

Supervision

  • Serv Safe or National Registry for all managers up to date / Propostiion 65 Poster.<br>

Employee Health

  • Employee Heath & Emerging Pathogen Prevention<br><br>

  • Proper Exclusion of ill employees

Good Hygienic Practices

  • Personal Item Storage, Proper Eating, Tasting, Drinking, or Tobacco Use

  • No Discharge from eyes, nose and mouth

Preventing Contamination By Hands

  • Proper hand washing and glove changes

  • No bare hand contact with RTE Foods.

  • Handwashing sinks properly supplied and accessible

Approved Source

  • All food obtained from approved source

  • Food received at proper temperature

  • <br>Food received in good condition and safe

  • Required records availabe: Shellstock tags

Protection from Contamination

  • There is no cross-contamination occurring in the restaurant

  • All food-contact surfaces are sanitized

  • Proper Handling of Harvest Foods

Potentially Hazardous Food times/temperature

  • Proper Cooking Temperatures and Times

  • Proper Reheating Temperatures for previously cooked foods

  • Proper Cooling time and temperatures

  • Proper Hot Holding Temperatures

  • Proper Cold Holding Temperatures

  • Proper Use of Time as a Public Health Control

  • Potentially Hazardous (time/Temperature Control for Safe Food) food Properly labeled and within rotation guidelines

Consumer Advisory

  • Consumer Advisory provided for raw or undercooked foods.

Chemical

  • Chemicals and pesticides properly identified, stored and used.

Conformance with Approved Procedures

  • Compliance with variance, specialized process, & HACCP plan.

  • Dish machine/ Triple Sink Procedures.

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