Importance of Food Safety
The Flow of Foods in an Operation
Clean facilities and Equipment
Accident Prevention and Crisis Management
Sanitation Management
100

This type of bacterium needs oxygen to live it is

aerobic bacteria

100

A thermometer that produces a voltage between two conductors

Thermocouple 

100

A curved edge between a floor and a wall

Coving

100

The agency that creates standards for a hazard-free working environment/Equipment safety, and job procedures with safety in mind.

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

100

Standard Operating Procedure

SOP

200

The sensory appeal of an object

Aesthetic 

200

the thawing, cutting, chopping, deboning, mixing, washing, and marinating of food

Preparation 

200

A backflow preventer it relives a vacuum formed in a water supply line

Vacuum Breaker

200

A technique for dislodging food or other objects from a person's air passage

Heimlich maneuver


200

Internal motivations, such as job satisfaction

Intristic

300

when a chemical is in contact with food and eaten it is 

chemical hazard

300

First In First Out principle for rotating foods.

FIFO

300

inventory quantity and availability information that is updated on a constant basis as a result of doing business

Perpetual Inventory

300

Legally responsible

Liability/ Liable 

300

Confirmed as produced by simple, non-toxic, and sustainable farming and processing techniques

Certified Organic

400

When a pathogen is ingested and the multiply inside the body.

food intolerance 

400

A barrier placed over food bars to prevent contamination

Sneeze Guard

400

Products that inhibit or stop the growth or development of a pest

Insect Growth Regulators (IGRs)

400

Establishes the legal authority for a federal or local government agency to publicize and put regulations into effect

Ordinance

400

The production through farming of aquatic organisms under controlled conditions.

Aquaculture


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