SAFE NOT SORRY
IT'S NOT PERSONAL IT'S PUBLIC!
WHAT IS IT?
TERMINOLOGY TO KNOW!
100

ONE MAJOR WAY TO STOP CROSS-CONTAMINATION

WASHING HANDS CORRECTLY

100

HOW DO YOU WASH YOUR HANDS CORRECTLY?

SAY ALL 5 STEPS 

100

A collection of papers that show you how to use, and dispose of chemicals 

MSDS. Material Safety Data Sheets 

100

THIS TYPE OF BACTERIA NEEDS AIR or oxygen to grow

aerobic bacteria

200

WHEN PATHOGENS TRAVEL FROM ONE SURFACE TO ANOTHER

CROSS CONTAMINATION

200

An example is when copper cookware seeps into the food that is being cooked in it.

LEACH

200

A very small organism that invades another cell and causes it to reproduce the organism

VIRUS

200

Sickness caused by eating unsafe food.

foodborne illness

300

THIS TYPE of poisoning occurs when specific species of fish are left in the temperature danger zone for too long.

Scombroid

300
Something that you must have on your head when working in the kitchen 

Hair net/ hair restraint

300

PARASITE

An organism that lives in and feeds on the body of another live creature.

300

Bacteria that does not need air or oxygen to grow

anaerobic bacteria

400

If someone is cleaning a work area next to or near food what type of hazard does this present? 

CHEMICAL HAZARD

400

When a person does not maintain personal cleanliness in the kitchen

POOR PERSONAL HYGIENE 
400

Temperature range [41°F–135°F (5°C–57°C)] in which bacteria reproduce rapidly

Temperature DANGERZONE

400

Any type of pathogen that can contaminate food 

Biological Hazard

500

When an allergen is transferred from its food of origin to a food that does not contain the allergen.

CROSS-CONTACT

500

TRUE or FALSE Businesses are not at risk of being sued by customers who contract foodborne illnesses.

FALSE!

500

WHAT ARE THE 5 TYPES OF BIOLOGICAL HAZARDS

BACTERIA, VIRUS, PARASITE, FUNGI AND TOXINS

500

Things like plastic , glass or metal that can contaminate food and make it unsafe

Physical hazard

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