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FOODBORNE ILLNESS RISK FACTORS

Supervision

  • Serve safe certificates for all managers Up to date / Proposition 65 Poster.

Employee Health

  • Employee Health & Emerging Pathogen Prevention

  • 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

  • Hand washing sinks properly supplied and accessible

Approved Sources

  • All food obtained from approved sources

  • Food received at proper temperature

Potentially hazardous food time/temperature

  • Proper cooking temperature and times.

  • Proper cooling time and temperature.<br>

  • Proper hot holding temperatures

  • Proper cold holding temperatures.

  • Proper use of time as a public health control.

  • Potentially hazardous food (time/temperature control for safety food) labeled and within rotation guidelines.

Chemical

  • Chemicals and pesticides properly identified, stored, & used.

Compliance with approved procedures

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

  • Dish machine/ triple sink procedures

FOOD SAFETY STANDARDS

Brand Standards

  • Hot holding temp. requirements are met.<br>

  • Rapid reheating temp. requirements are met

Prevention and food contamination

Food temperature control

  • Proper cooling, cold and hot holding methods are used

  • Approved thawing methods used

  • Thermometers provided and accurate

  • Insects, animals & rodents not present

  • Potential contamination prevented during food preparation and storage

  • Wiping cloths: properly used and stored. Sanitizer strength

  • Washing fruits and vegetables

Food Identification

  • Food properly labeled and within rotation guidelines

Proper use of utensils

  • In use utensils properly stored

  • In use/single service article properly stored and used

Physical Facilities

  • Hot & cold water available; adequate water pressure

  • Plumbing installed; proper back flow devices

SANITATION STANDARDS

Food contact surfaces

  • Bakeware

  • Breaking bins/ food storage containers<br>

  • Prep equipment / tools.

  • Food contact utensils

  • Dipper wells

  • Cooking equipment.

  • Garnish containers/ trays and glass rimmers.

  • Mixers and blenders.

  • Pitchers, tea pots and coffee pots.

  • Pots, pans & trays.

  • Prep sinks.

  • Beverage dispensing equipment.

  • Prep tables.

  • Thermometers/thermocouples and holders.<br>

Non food contact equipment ( clean and maintained)

  • Baseboards and ledges

  • Booth seats and undersides, chairs and stools.

  • Building exterior parking lot and all entry areas.

  • Carpeting and carpet sweepers.

  • Dumpster area.

  • Lobby stands and furnishing.

  • Server trays.

  • Guest area decor.

  • Windows, blinds and shutters.

  • Fixtures in restrooms.

  • High chairs/booster seats.

  • Infant changing centers.

  • Menus/ menu holders, check minders, table tents and pagers.

  • Table condiments.

  • Tables.

  • Brewing (hot brew) equipment.

  • Chillers and Warmers.

  • Cooking equipment.

  • Dish machine.

  • Dollies and carts.

  • Fryer equipment, filters and tools.

  • Hand washing sinks, towel and soap dispensers.

  • Hoods and hood filters.

  • Hot holding equipment.

  • Ice machine and ice bin exterior.

  • Ice/ cold wells.

  • Point of sale equipment.

  • Knife holders.

  • Prep tables ( undersides and legs).

  • Reach in coolers / freezers.

  • Recipe cards and holders.

  • Shelving, counters and slide in racks.

  • Silverware/utensil storage containers.

  • Speed rails.

  • Cabinets and closets.

  • Walk in coolers and freezers.

  • Ceilings and lights.

  • Floor drains.

  • Floors and coving.

  • Vents and fans.

  • Walls and doors.

  • Can wash area.

  • Chemical storage areas.

  • Hot water room, electrical room, linen and storage areas.

  • Mop buckets, mops, wringers, brooms, dust pans and squeegee.

  • Safety tools and equipment.

  • Sanitizer buckets.

  • Waste receptacles.

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