Hygiene/Sanitization
Food Safety
General Safety
Allergen Safety
100

Before doing any work in the kitchen it is important to ...

 Washing your hands with soap.

100

What does PHF stand for and why is it important in Food Safety

Potentially Hazardous Foods - These food are higher in risk to spoil and make people sick

100
Why should you not run or fool around in the kitchen?
What is you could get cut, burned, slip and fall
100

Name 3 allergens

Nuts; dairy; eggs; shellfish; 

200

How often does sanitizer need to be replaced

Every 4 hours or when it is soiled

200

What temperature should cold and hot food have to be held at.

Cold foods must be held at 4 degrees Celsius (40F) and below and Hot Foods must be held at 60 degrees Celsius (140 F) or higher

200

What can employees do to reduce the risk of a slip, trip or fall?

Wear work rated slip resistant shoes.  Aramark recommends using Shoes For Crew's

others actions could be: Maintain good housekeeping; Do not rush

200

What is the most dangerous reaction to allergens that can potentially cause death

Anaphylaxis

300

Why do you need to change gloves and wash your hands in between tasks

Prevent cross contamination

300

Why is it important to keep hot food hot and cold food cold at all times?

to prevent it from spoiling and potentially getting people sick.

300

What are 3 types of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in a kitchen?

Cut Gloves; Oven Mitts/Burn sleeves; Goggles

400

What level of PPM should your sanitizer be

200-400 ppm

400

As a best practice you can use colour coded cutting boards - Green, White, and Red.  What should each colour be used for?

  • Green for unwashed produce
  • White for washed produce
  • Red for meats
400

Why is it extremely important to report both Food and Occupational incidents immediately to your supervisor/manger

a delay in reporting can lead to other workers/customers being exposed to the risk of a similar incident.

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