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Bakery

High Five # 1 - Be Clean, Be Healthy

  • Does the person in charge know the Associate illness guidelines and Big 5 illnesses? *

  • Are associates using barriers (tongs, gloves, tissue paper, etc...) when handling ready-to-eat food? *

  • Are associates washing hands when appropriate? *

  • Are associates washing hands properly, including at the designated hand sink? *

  • Are associates eating or drinking in the designated areas? *

  • Are associates in the fresh areas following the dress code?

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with soap? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with paper towels? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with hot and cold water? *

High Five #2 - Keep It Cold, Keep It Hot

  • Are cold potentially hazardous foods being held below 41 degrees? *

  • Are hot held potentially hazardous foods being held above 140 degrees? *

  • Are food items properly thawed?

  • Are refrigerated units working properly and in good repair? *

High Five #3 - Don't Cross Contaminate

  • Are the raw foods properly stored? *

  • Are spray bottles properly labeled, Chemical containers and secondary storage containers, such as spray bottles are labeled with the product's name, manufacturer's name, address, and phone number, personal protective equipment requirements, and hazard warnings? *

  • Are chemicals properly stored? *

High Five #4 - Wash, Rinse & Sanitize

  • Are food contact surfaces clean to sight and touch? *

  • Is sanitizer concentrate levels at 200ppm? *

  • Is the rack washer rinse cycle temp 160 degrees or above at plate level? *

  • Is there hot water available at the three compartment sink? *

  • Are non-food contact surfaces clean?

  • Are test strips available?

High Five #5 - Cook It & Chill It

  • Are foods cooked to the proper cooking temperatures? *

  • Are food items being cooled properly? *

Equipment

  • Are food items properly stored (covered, 6 in. off the floor)?

  • Are food containers properly labeled with the common name?

  • Is equipment in good repair and well maintained?

  • Are there available and functional thermometers in each department and refrigerated unit?

  • Are any of the cutting boards heavily scratched or scored being removed and replaced as needed?

  • Are utensils properly stored (i.e. inverted, covered, 6 inches off of the floor)?

Physical Facilities

  • Are floors, drains, walls, and ceilings clean (including vents and hoods)?

  • Are floors, walls and ceilings in good repair?

  • Are lights working and properly shielded?

  • Are items/equipment only necessary for production stored in the Fresh areas?

  • Are products that are out for sale within code dating guidelines?

  • Are all the current logs being utilized correctly?

  • Are all the latest recalls/withdrawals being followed according to the recall notice?

  • Are all regulatory contacts entered into the system and all exceptions noted on the visits corrected per company policy OP-35?

Sanitation

  • Are non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils free from previous day's soil or food build up?

  • Are coolers, walls, ceilings, floors and drains, free of soil, mold or dirty?

  • Are food, food packaging and utensils stored properly?

  • Is the department free of clutter, trash and debris?

  • Are associate uniforms and aprons clean, stored properly, and removed before break, lunch or using restroom?

Cafe

High Five # 1 - Be Clean, Be Healthy

  • Does the person in charge know the Associate illness guidelines and Big 5 illnesses? *

  • Are associates using barriers (tongs, gloves, tissue paper, etc...) when handling ready-to-eat food? *

  • Are associates washing hands when appropriate? *

  • Are associates washing hands properly, including at the designated hand sink? *

  • Are associates eating or drinking in the designated areas? *

  • Are associates in the fresh areas following the dress code?

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with soap? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with paper towels? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with hot and cold water? *

High Five #2 - Keep It Cold, Keep It Hot

  • Are cold potentially hazardous foods being held below 41 degrees? *

  • Are hot held potentially hazardous foods being held above 140 degrees? *

  • Are food items properly thawed?

  • Are refrigerated units working properly and in good repair? *

High Five #3 - Don't Cross Contaminate

  • Are the raw foods properly stored? *

  • Are spray bottles properly labeled, Chemical containers and secondary storage containers, such as spray bottles are labeled with the product's name, manufacturer's name, address, and phone number, personal protective equipment requirements, and hazard warnings? *

  • Are chemicals properly stored? *

High Five #4 - Wash, Rinse & Sanitize

  • Are food contact surfaces clean to sight and touch? *

  • Is sanitizer concentrate levels at 200ppm? *

  • Is there hot water available at the three compartment sink? *

  • Are non-food contact surfaces clean?

  • Are test strips available?

High Five #5 - Cook It & Chill It

  • Are foods cooked to the proper cooking temperatures? *

  • Are food items being cooled properly? *

Equipment

  • Are food items properly stored (covered, 6 in. off the floor)?

  • Are food containers properly labeled with the common name?

  • Is equipment in good repair and well maintained?

  • Are there available and functional thermometers in each department and refrigerated unit?

  • Are any of the cutting boards heavily scratched or scored being removed and replaced as needed?

  • Are utensils properly stored (i.e. inverted, covered, 6 inches off of the floor)?

Physical Facilities

  • Are floors, drains, walls, and ceilings clean (including vents and hoods)?

  • Are floors, walls and ceilings in good repair?

  • Are lights working and properly shielded?

  • Are items/equipment only necessary for production stored in the Fresh areas?

  • Are products that are out for sale within code dating guidelines?

  • Are all the current logs being utilized correctly?

  • Are all the latest recalls/withdrawals being followed according to the recall notice?

  • Are all regulatory contacts entered into the system and all exceptions noted on the visits corrected per company policy OP-35?

Sanitation

  • Are non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils free from previous day's soil or food build up?

  • Are coolers, walls, ceilings, floors and drains, free of soil, mold or dirty?

  • Are food, food packaging and utensils stored properly?

  • Is the department free of clutter, trash and debris?

  • Are associate uniforms and aprons clean, stored properly, and removed before break, lunch or using restroom?

Deli/Roti/HMS

High Five # 1 - Be Clean, Be Healthy

  • Does the person in charge know the Associate illness guidelines and Big 5 illnesses? *

  • Are associates using barriers (tongs, gloves, tissue paper, etc...) when handling ready-to-eat food? *

  • Are associates washing hands when appropriate? *

  • Are associates washing hands properly, including at the designated hand sink? *

  • Are associates eating or drinking in the designated areas? *

  • Are associates in the fresh areas following the dress code?

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with soap? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with paper towels? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with hot and cold water? *

High Five #2 - Keep It Cold, Keep It Hot

  • Are cold potentially hazardous foods being held below 41 degrees? *

  • Are hot held potentially hazardous foods being held above 140 degrees? *

  • Are food items properly thawed?

  • Are refrigerated units working properly and in good repair? *

High Five #3 - Don't Cross Contaminate

  • Are the raw foods properly stored? *

  • Are spray bottles properly labeled, Chemical containers and secondary storage containers, such as spray bottles are labeled with the product's name, manufacturer's name, address, and phone number, personal protective equipment requirements, and hazard warnings? *

  • Are chemicals properly stored? *

High Five #4 - Wash, Rinse & Sanitize

  • Are food contact surfaces clean to sight and touch? *

  • Is sanitizer concentrate levels at 200ppm? *

  • Is there hot water available at the three compartment sink? *

  • Are non-food contact surfaces clean?

  • Are test strips available?

High Five #5 - Cook It & Chill It

  • Are foods cooked to the proper cooking temperatures? *

  • Are food items being cooled properly? *

Equipment

  • Are food items properly stored (covered, 6 in. off the floor)?

  • Are food containers properly labeled with the common name?

  • Is equipment in good repair and well maintained?

  • Are there available and functional thermometers in each department and refrigerated unit?

  • Are any of the cutting boards heavily scratched or scored being removed and replaced as needed?

  • Are utensils properly stored (i.e. inverted, covered, 6 inches off of the floor)?

Physical Facilities

  • Are floors, drains, walls, and ceilings clean (including vents and hoods)?

  • Are floors, walls and ceilings in good repair?

  • Are lights working and properly shielded?

  • Are items/equipment only necessary for production stored in the Fresh areas?

  • Are products that are out for sale within code dating guidelines?

  • Are all the current logs being utilized correctly?

  • Are all the latest recalls/withdrawals being followed according to the recall notice?

  • Are all regulatory contacts entered into the system and all exceptions noted on the visits corrected per company policy OP-35?

Sanitation

  • Are non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils free from previous day's soil or food build up?

  • Are coolers, walls, ceilings, floors and drains, free of soil, mold or dirty?

  • Are food, food packaging and utensils stored properly?

  • Is the department free of clutter, trash and debris?

  • Are associate uniforms and aprons clean, stored properly, and removed before break, lunch or using restroom?

Demo

High Five # 1 - Be Clean, Be Healthy

  • Does the person in charge know the Associate illness guidelines and Big 5 illnesses? *

  • Are associates using barriers (tongs, gloves, tissue paper, etc...) when handling ready-to-eat food? *

  • Are associates washing hands when appropriate? *

  • Are associates washing hands properly, including at the designated hand sink? *

  • Are associates eating or drinking in the designated areas? *

  • Are associates in the fresh areas following the dress code?

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with soap? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with paper towels? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with hot and cold water? *

High Five #2 - Keep It Cold, Keep It Hot

  • Are cold potentially hazardous foods being held below 41 degrees? *

  • Are hot held potentially hazardous foods being held above 140 degrees? *

  • Are food items properly thawed?

  • Are refrigerated units working properly and in good repair? *

High Five #3 - Don't Cross Contaminate

  • Are the raw foods properly stored? *

  • Are spray bottles properly labeled, Chemical containers and secondary storage containers, such as spray bottles are labeled with the product's name, manufacturer's name, address, and phone number, personal protective equipment requirements, and hazard warnings? *

  • Are chemicals properly stored? *

High Five #4 - Wash, Rinse & Sanitize

  • Are food contact surfaces clean to sight and touch? *

  • Is sanitizer concentrate levels at 200ppm? *

  • Is there hot water available at the three compartment sink? *

  • Are non-food contact surfaces clean?

  • Are test strips available?

High Five #5 - Cook It & Chill It

  • Are foods cooked to the proper cooking temperatures? *

  • Are food items being cooled properly? *

Equipment

  • Are food items properly stored (covered, 6 in. off the floor)?

  • Are food containers properly labeled with the common name?

  • Is equipment in good repair and well maintained?

  • Are there available and functional thermometers in each department and refrigerated unit?

  • Are any of the cutting boards heavily scratched or scored being removed and replaced as needed?

  • Are utensils properly stored (i.e. inverted, covered, 6 inches off of the floor)?

Physical Facilities

  • Are floors, drains, walls, and ceilings clean (including vents and hoods)?

  • Are floors, walls and ceilings in good repair?

  • Are lights working and properly shielded?

  • Are items/equipment only necessary for production stored in the Fresh areas?

  • Are products that are out for sale within code dating guidelines?

  • Are all the current logs being utilized correctly?

  • Are all the latest recalls/withdrawals being followed according to the recall notice?

  • Are all regulatory contacts entered into the system and all exceptions noted on the visits corrected per company policy OP-35?

Sanitation

  • Are non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils free from previous day's soil or food build up?

  • Are coolers, walls, ceilings, floors and drains, free of soil, mold or dirty?

  • Are food, food packaging and utensils stored properly?

  • Is the department free of clutter, trash and debris?

  • Are associate uniforms and aprons clean, stored properly, and removed before break, lunch or using restroom?

Meat

High Five # 1 - Be Clean, Be Healthy

  • Does the person in charge know the Associate illness guidelines and Big 5 illnesses? *

  • Are associates washing hands when appropriate? *

  • Are associates washing hands properly, including at the designated hand sink? *

  • Are associates eating or drinking in the designated areas? *

  • Are associates in the fresh areas following the dress code?

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with soap? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with paper towels? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with hot and cold water? *

High Five #2 - Keep It Cold, Keep It Hot

  • Are cold potentially hazardous foods being held below 41 degrees? *

  • Are food items properly thawed?

  • Are refrigerated units working properly and in good repair? *

High Five #3 - Don't Cross Contaminate

  • Are the raw foods properly stored? *

  • Are spray bottles properly labeled, Chemical containers and secondary storage containers, such as spray bottles are labeled with the product's name, manufacturer's name, address, and phone number, personal protective equipment requirements, and hazard warnings? *

  • Are chemicals properly stored? *

High Five #4 - Wash, Rinse & Sanitize

  • Are food contact surfaces clean to sight and touch? *

  • Is sanitizer concentrate levels at 200ppm? *

  • Is there hot water available at the three compartment sink? *

  • Are non-food contact surfaces clean?

  • Are test strips available?

High Five #5 - Cook It & Chill It

  • Are food items being cooled properly? *

Equipment

  • Are food items properly stored (covered, 6 in. off the floor)?

  • Are food containers properly labeled with the common name?

  • Is equipment in good repair and well maintained?

  • Are there available and functional thermometers in each department and refrigerated unit?

  • Are any of the cutting boards heavily scratched or scored being removed and replaced as needed?

  • Are utensils properly stored (i.e. inverted, covered, 6 inches off of the floor)?

Physical Facilities

  • Are floors, drains, walls, and ceilings clean (including vents and hoods)?

  • Are floors, walls and ceilings in good repair?

  • Are lights working and properly shielded?

  • Are items/equipment only necessary for production stored in the Fresh areas?

  • Are products that are out for sale within code dating guidelines?

  • Are all the current logs being utilized correctly?

  • Are all the latest recalls/withdrawals being followed according to the recall notice?

  • Are all regulatory contacts entered into the system and all exceptions noted on the visits corrected per company policy OP-35?

Sanitation

  • Are non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils free from previous day's soil or food build up?

  • Are coolers, walls, ceilings, floors and drains, free of soil, mold or dirty?

  • Are food, food packaging and utensils stored properly?

  • Is the department free of clutter, trash and debris?

  • Are associate uniforms and aprons clean, stored properly, and removed before break, lunch or using restroom?

Produce

High Five # 1 - Be Clean, Be Healthy

  • Does the person in charge know the Associate illness guidelines and Big 5 illnesses? *

  • Are associates washing hands when appropriate? *

  • Are associates washing hands properly, including at the designated hand sink? *

  • Are associates eating or drinking in the designated areas? *

  • Are associates in the fresh areas following the dress code?

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with soap? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with paper towels? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with hot and cold water? *

High Five #2 - Keep It Cold, Keep It Hot

  • Are cold potentially hazardous foods being held below 41 degrees? *

  • Are refrigerated units working properly and in good repair? *

High Five #3 - Don't Cross Contaminate

  • Are the raw foods properly stored? *

  • Are spray bottles properly labeled, Chemical containers and secondary storage containers, such as spray bottles are labeled with the product's name, manufacturer's name, address, and phone number, personal protective equipment requirements, and hazard warnings? *

  • Are chemicals properly stored? *

High Five #4 - Wash, Rinse & Sanitize

  • Are food contact surfaces clean to sight and touch? *

  • Is there hot water available at the three compartment sink? *

  • Are non-food contact surfaces clean?

  • Are test strips available?

Equipment

  • Are food items properly stored (covered, 6 in. off the floor)?

  • Are food containers properly labeled with the common name?

  • Is equipment in good repair and well maintained?

  • Are there available and functional thermometers in each department and refrigerated unit?

  • Are utensils properly stored (i.e. inverted, covered, 6 inches off of the floor)?

Physical Facilities

  • Are floors, drains, walls, and ceilings clean (including vents and hoods)?

  • Are floors, walls and ceilings in good repair?

  • Are lights working and properly shielded?

  • Are items/equipment only necessary for production stored in the Fresh areas?

  • Are products that are out for sale within code dating guidelines?

  • Are all the current logs being utilized correctly?

  • Are all the latest recalls/withdrawals being followed according to the recall notice?

  • Are all regulatory contacts entered into the system and all exceptions noted on the visits corrected per company policy OP-35?

Sanitation

  • Are non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils free from previous day's soil or food build up?

  • Are coolers, walls, ceilings, floors and drains, free of soil, mold or dirty?

  • Are food, food packaging and utensils stored properly?

  • Is the department free of clutter, trash and debris?

  • Are associate uniforms and aprons clean, stored properly, and removed before break, lunch or using restroom?

Freezer/Cooler

High Five # 1 - Be Clean, Be Healthy

  • Does the person in charge know the Associate illness guidelines and Big 5 illnesses? *

  • Are associates eating or drinking in the designated areas? *

High Five #2 - Keep It Cold, Keep It Hot

  • Are cold potentially hazardous foods being held below 41 degrees? *

  • Are refrigerated units working properly and in good repair? *

High Five #3 - Don't Cross Contaminate

  • Are spray bottles properly labeled, Chemical containers and secondary storage containers, such as spray bottles are labeled with the product's name, manufacturer's name, address, and phone number, personal protective equipment requirements, and hazard warnings? *

  • Are chemicals properly stored? *

High Five #4 - Wash, Rinse & Sanitize

  • Are non-food contact surfaces clean?

Equipment

  • Are food items properly stored (covered, 6 in. off the floor)?

  • Are food containers properly labeled with the common name?

  • Is equipment in good repair and well maintained?

  • Are there available and functional thermometers in each department and refrigerated unit?

  • Are any of the cutting boards heavily scratched or scored being removed and replaced as needed?

  • Are utensils properly stored (i.e. inverted, covered, 6 inches off of the floor)?

Physical Facilities

  • Are floors, drains, walls, and ceilings clean (including vents and hoods)?

  • Are floors, walls and ceilings in good repair?

  • Are lights working and properly shielded?

  • Are items/equipment only necessary for production stored in the Fresh areas?

  • Are products that are out for sale within code dating guidelines?

  • Are all the current logs being utilized correctly?

  • Are all the latest recalls/withdrawals being followed according to the recall notice?

  • Are all regulatory contacts entered into the system and all exceptions noted on the visits corrected per company policy OP-35?

Sanitation

  • Are non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils free from previous day's soil or food build up?

  • Are coolers, walls, ceilings, floors and drains, free of soil, mold or dirty?

  • Are food, food packaging and utensils stored properly?

  • Is the department free of clutter, trash and debris?

  • Are associate uniforms and aprons clean, stored properly, and removed before break, lunch or using restroom?

Restroom

High Five # 1 - Be Clean, Be Healthy

  • Does the person in charge know the Associate illness guidelines and Big 5 illnesses? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with soap? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with paper towels? *

  • Are all hand sinks supplied with hot and cold water? *

Sanitation

  • Are non-food contact surfaces of equipment and utensils free from previous day's soil or food build up?

  • Are coolers, walls, ceilings, floors and drains, free of soil, mold or dirty?

  • Is the department free of clutter, trash and debris?

  • Has the audit been completed?

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