GMPs and GDPs
Food Safety at Work
Food Safety at Home
100

Write-Overs

Scratch-Outs

Sharpie or White-Out

What should you not do when correcting a mistake on a controlled document?

100

What is Baltimore most frequent product contamination material?

Metal

100

165 degrees Fahrenheit

What should the internal temperature be of cooked chicken?

200

How far away from a wall should items be stored?

18 inches

Allows proper cleaning of wall-floor junctions where debris accumulates. and

Does not provide a safe running space for rodents.

200

What does HACCP stand for?

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points.

A HACCP Plan outlines all the possible hazard introduction points throughout the process, and identifies the control points we have in place to either reduce or eliminate the hazard from reaching the customer. 

200

How long is it safe for cooked meat to remain sitting out?

2 hours.

Reduce time to 1 hour in hot weather. 

300

What is required when answering "No" to a "Yes" question (or vice versa) on a controlled form. 

Comment

300

What are our 3 types of CCPs at Baltimore?

1.) Metal Detector on dry products

2.) Filter bags on liquid products

3.) Magnet on C-scale in Bulk Loading (which will soon be converted to a metal detector)

300

You eat an egg salad sandwich that has been sitting out for a long time, and now you are sick.  What part of the sandwich most likely caused your illness? 

A.) Bread

B.) Egg

C.) Mayo

D.) Lettuce

B.) Egg

Bacteria grows best in high protein foods. 

400

What are the three Food Safety requirements when transferring a bulk chemical into secondary containers?

1.) Label secondary container with chemical name.

2.) Label secondary container with Non-FG or FG.

3.) Secondary container cannot have previously contained a different chemical.

400

Name 1 of the 5 Quality Absolutes.

1) Employees shall not adulterate products, ingredients, packaging materials, or processing equipment.

2) Records that support Foreign Material Control, Product Traceability, Food Safety, and Certificates of Analysis (COA’s) can never be falsified.

3) Terminal Foreign Material Control Devices* such as magnets, metal detectors, filters, and similar equipment, may not be bypassed and the line must be stopped if the device is not in place or operating properly (*the final Foreign Material control device of each line in the specified product flow).

4) Employees must report any observed Foreign Material contamination to supervision or management immediately.

5) Finished product, raw materials, ingredients, or packaging materials on hold cannot be shipped to any customer or used in production without documented disposition by the site QA leader.

400

True or False

You should always wash raw chicken to get rid of bacteria before cooking it. 

False.

You're doing more harm than good when you wash raw chicken or meat.  You could splash juices onto your sink, countertop, and other surfaces. That can spread bacteria and raise your chance of food poisoning.  Washing raw meat does not effectively remove bacterial, either.