HSQA Focus subjects
Hierarchy of Controls (with examples)
Leading Steritech Deductions/HSQA focus
SFU Incidents
Incident reporting
100

EAT

What is Eliminate foreign materials, allergen compliance, time/temp control?

100

The least effective control measure

What is the PPE?

100

Cleanliness of food contact and non-food contact surfaces (under shelves, behind equipment, utensils, slicers, fryers

What is the effectiveness of a Master Cleaning Schedule

100

Cause for 52.38% of incidents

What are strain/overexertion?

100

Knicks on fingers to burns to being struck by to strains

What are incidents that are reported into Origami?

200
No allergenic claims

What is Category 1?

200

The second least effective control measure for hazards

What is Administration controls?

200

There are dedicated sinks for this that we want to use regularly after completing and in-between tasks

What are hand-washing washing practices?

200

This was recently found as a foreign material in a salad item

What is a stripped flea beetle?

200

Incidents resulting in bumps on the head, transportation via ambulance, hospitalization, fractures, loss of vision/hearing/touch, poisoning, severe blood loss

What are potentially critical injuries?

300

Storage practices of keeping the heaviest the closest with the lightest above and unboxed below

What is the yellow shelf program

300

Third most effective control measure?

What is Engineering Controls?

300

Concentration to be checked regularly and changed every 2 hours or after heavy cleaning to be maintained

What is 200 ppm?

300

Age range accounting for 57.14% of incidents

What is 45+

300

This time is allotted to complete a full investigation and identify the root cause to determine a long-term solution

What are the 7 days

400

It is imperative to reflect on the soul to make sure one can stay true and stand tall no matter what lays ahead

What are slip resistant shoes

400

The second most effective control measure

What is substitution?

400

This is when prepared cold potentially hazardous RTE foods are on display for customer service

What is Cold Holding?

400

Times of day accounting for 33.33% and 28.57% of incidents

what are the overnight/closing metrics?

400

24 hour limit

What is the deadline to report incidents into origami or report potentially critical incidents to WCB?

500

These are typically worn as a singular but in certain cases donned as a pair

What are cut gloves?

500

The most effective control measure for hazards?

What is elimination?
500

TDZ

What is 4-60C (39-140F) where food can stay for a maximum of 2 hours before becoming unsafe?

500

The number of years employed accounting for 70% of incidents

What is the first 2 years of employment?

500

Stopping all activities to examine the incident and determine the cause before evidence is lost

What is freeze the scene