Food Handler
Management Systems
Cleaning vs Sanitizing
Food temperatures
Receiving and Storing Food
100
What is the most important thing you can do to prevent FBI

Wash your hands

100

This method of management focuses on eliminating defects and improving processes, often using tools like checklists and charts.

What is Six Sigma?

100

This process removes dirt, debris, and visible contaminants from surfaces but does not necessarily kill germs.

What is Cleaing?

100

This is the minimum temperature at which poultry should be cooked to ensure harmful bacteria are destroyed.

What is 165 degrees?

100

This document should be checked when receiving food deliveries to ensure that products match the order and are in good condition.

What is an invoice or packing slip?

200

This practice involves washing your hands for at least 20 seconds with soap and water before handling food to prevent contamination.

What is Hand Washing?

200

This system helps companies reduce their environmental impact by focusing on sustainability and reducing waste.

What is an environmental management system?

200

This term refers to using chemicals or heat to reduce the number of harmful microorganisms on a surface to a safe level.

What is Sanitizing?

200

When cooling hot food, it should be brought down to this temperature within two hours to prevent bacterial growth.

What is 70 degrees?
200

This is the maximum temperature at which cold TCS (temperature-controlled for safety) food should be received.

What is 41 degrees?
300

This color of cutting board is commonly used for cutting raw poultry to prevent cross-contamination.

What is yellow?

300

This system helps companies improve the quality of their products and services through continuous feedback and improvement.

What is quality management?

300

Cleaning is typically done using water and this product, which is designed to remove dirt and grease.

What is Detergent?

300

This food temperature range is considered the "danger zone," where bacteria grow most rapidly.

What is 40°F to 140°F (4°C to 60°C)?

300

When receiving frozen food, this is the sign that indicates it may have been thawed and refrozen.

What is ice crystals or water stains?

400

You should keep hot foods at this minimum temperature to prevent bacteria growth.

What is 140°F (60°C)?

400

This system helps businesses ensure the safety and health of their employees by managing risks and hazards.

What is a safety management system?

400

While cleaning removes visible dirt, sanitizing does this to harmful bacteria and viruses.

What is kill or reduce them?

400

To keep cold food safe, it should be stored at or below this temperature.

What is 40 degrees?

400

When storing food in a walk-in refrigerator, it’s best to store raw meats below these items to avoid cross-contamination.

What are ready-to-eat foods?

500

This term refers to the temperature range where bacteria multiply rapidly, typically between 40°F and 140°F.

What is the Danger Zone?

500

This simple system often used in quality management encourages getting customer feedback to improve products and services.

What is Customer Satisfaction?

500

This is the main difference between cleaning and sanitizing.

What is sanitizing kills germs, while cleaning removes dirt and debris?

500

This is the minimum temperature at which ground beef should be cooked to ensure harmful bacteria are destroyed.

What is 160°F (71°C)?

500

This is the temperature range at which hot food should be received to ensure it remains safe for consumption.

What is 135°F (57°C) or higher?