Information

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location

Temperature

Thermometor

  • What is the Thermometer asset number?

  • When was the Thermometer last calibrated?

Temperature Recordings

  • Add a new recording each time you are required to log a temperature throughout the day

  • Temperature Recording

Temperature Recording

  • Time of Temperature Recording

  • Item being recorded

  • Photo of the meal(s) plated up for service (eg. Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Midnight Meal)

  • Type of item being recorded

  • Describe the food preparation activity

  • Time taken out of food control

  • Time placed back in food control

  • Total time out of food control (in minutes)

  • The item is at risk and must be discarded (remembering that time out of food control is cumulative)

  • Temperature value before service:

  • Is the temperature after service above 65 degrees?

  • Time of Temperature Recording

  • Temperature value before service:

  • Temperature value after service:

  • Time of Temperature Recording

  • Starting temperature (must be above 60):

  • The product is at risk - Continue cooking until safe and take another temperature recording.

  • Temperature recording after cooking

  • Time of Temperature Recording

  • Temperature after 2 hours of cooling

  • What action is taken to rectify

  • Time of Temperature Recording

  • Temperature after 4 hours of cooling or less

  • Product must be discarded or immediately consumed.

  • Time of Temperature Recording

  • Your product is safe to refrigerate and reuse

  • Time of Temperature Recording

  • Your product is safe to refrigerate and reuse

  • Name and signature of temperature taker

Once day, one inspection

  • Leave the inspection open until all meals are captured in the give day, including at night. A full day is midnight meal, breakfast, lunch & dinner service.

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