Safe Facilities
Pest Management
Food Safety Management Systems
Preventing Cross Contamination
Purchasing, Receiving, and Storages
100

What is a cross-connection?

Physical link between safe and dirty water drains, sewers and other waste water sources

100

What are the three rules of pest management?

Deny access to the operation, deny food, water and shelter, and work with a licensed Pest Control Officer (POC)

100

What is a food safety management system and its purpose?

Group of practices and procedures intended to prevent foodborne illness and actively control risks and hazards throughout the flow of food.


100

What is time temperature control?

Food held in the range of 41 Degrees F and 135 degrees F have been time temperature abuse. 

But most pathogens grow much faster between 70 degrees F and 125 degrees F.

100

What is an appropriate time that food should be purchase from approve, reputable suppliers?

Have been inspected and meet all applicable laws.

200

What are interior requirements for a safe operation?

Must be regularly maintained; floors, walls and ceiling materials must be smooth and durable for easier cleaning.

200

What is keeping pests from entering with deliveries?

Check deliveries before they enter the operation and refuse shipments if signs of pests are found.

200

What are ways to achieve active managerial control in the operation?

Training programs, manager supervision, incorporation of standard operating procedures, and HACCP

200

What is food that has been time-temperature abused?

Cooked to wrong internal temperature, held at the wrong temperature and cooked or reheated incorrectly.

200

What are receiving principles that should be followed?

Store items promptly after receiving, inspect delivery for sings of contamination, visually check all food items and temperature.

300

What are ways to prevent backflow

a vacuum breaker or air gap

300

What is keeping the building secure?

Screen windows and vent, seal cracks in floors, walls and around pipes and install air curtains above or along side doors

300

What are the seven HACCP principals?

Conduct a hazard analyzes, determine CCPs, establish critical limits, establish monitoring procedures, identify corrective actions, verify that the system works, and establish for record keeping in documintation

300

What are ways to avoid time-temperature abuse?

Monitor time and temperature, regularly record temperature, minimize time food spends in the danger zone, etc.

300

What is evidence of thawing or refreezing?

Fluid stains in bottoms of packaging and ice crystals or frozen liquids on food or packaging.

400

What are acceptable sources of drinkable water?

Approved public water mains, regularly tested and maintained private sources, closed, portable water containers, and water transport vehicles.

400

What are ways to deny pests shelter?

Clean operation thoroughly, store foods and supplies quickly and correctly, and keep containers clean and in good condition.


400

What is the HACCP approach?

Identify significant biological, chemical, or physical hazards with in operation and once identify hazards can be prevented, eliminated or reduced to safe levels.

400

What are ways to prevent cross-contamination?

Buy prepared food, separate equipment for each type of food, clean and sanitize all work surfaces and equipment and utensils after each task, etc.

400

What are things to look for when assessing food quality?

Appearance, texture and odor

500

What are requirements for table-top equipment?

Must be mounted on legs at least 4 inches (10 cm) high and sealed to a counter-top.

500

What are guidelines to be followed when handling garbage and containers?

Clean inside and outside of containers of containers frequently and away from food prep and storage areas & remove from prep areas as soon as possible.

500

What are processing methods that require a variance and may require a HACCP plan?

Curing food, using additives to preserve or alter food, sprouting seeds or beans, etc.

500

What are requirements for using a thermometer?

Wash, rinse and sanitize, calibrate before each shift, make sure temperatures are accurate, and only use glass thermometers if they are enclosed.

500

What is labeling food for use on-site?

All items not in original container must be labeled, labels should include name of food or what is in it, and don't label if it is clear what the item is.


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