FOOD SAFETY DAY 6/5/96
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Transcript FOOD SAFETY DAY 6/5/96
MODULE 3
PREVENTING
CONTAMINATION
Cross-contamination
Cross-contamination is the transfer of a
harmful substance to food by vehicles
such as:
CHEMICALS
HANDS
BACTERIA
UTENSILS &
EQUIPMENT
How does it happen?
Improper storage practices
Contact with food workers
Food and/or ingredient contamination
Contact with food contact surfaces of
equipment, utensils, and wiping cloths
Contamination from ice
Contamination by consumers
Ready-to-eat food items
Foods that do not require cooking or
further preparation prior to
consumption.
Contamination by food handlers
Sick
food service workers
Open
cuts, scrapes and burns
Inadequate
Eating,
Soiled
hand washing
drinking, or using tobacco
clothing
Protecting stored food
Keep food storage areas clean, sanitary
and properly organized
Keep foods covered
Store foods away from toxic items
Store foods on shelves at least six inches
above the floor
Prevent insect and rodent infestation
Prevent leakage from overhead pipes
Contamination from
food contact surfaces
Improperly washed & sanitized equipment
Knives
Grinders
Improper storage of in-use utensils
Spoons
Food & ice scoops
Cutting boards
Slicers
Tongs
Frozen dippers
Store equipment in a clean, protected
location
Contamination from
wiping cloths
DO NOT store cloths on
equipment or preparation
surfaces
Store wiping cloths in
sanitizer when not in use
Use paper towels when
utilizing sanitizer from a
spray bottle
Cleaning and sanitizing
Utensil washing
– By hand
– Mechanical
equipment
Food contact surfaces
Cleaning-in-place equipment
Sanitizer concentrations
Chlorine-------------------------50-100ppm
Quaternary Ammonia-----------200ppm
Iodine--------------------------------12.5ppm
Contamination from ice
Product packaging
Food displays
Cooling
Cross-contamination
from consumers
Provide sneeze guards for food displays,
service lines, and self-service areas
Provide clean tableware for second
portions and refills
Have provisions for condiment
protection
Demonstration for in-place
sanitizers and wiping cloths