Food Safety
Temperatures
Personal Hygiene
Cleaning & Sanitizing
Physical Safety
100

What does HACCP stand for?

Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points

100

What is the temperature danger zone?

41 - 139

100

What should you do if you feel sick?

1. Call the unit and speak to a manager or supervisor.

2. Contact your manager (if they were not at the unit).

100

Do non-food contact surfaces need to be sanitized?

No

100

Name 3 ways to prevent back injury.

Answers vary.

- lift with your legs, not back

- do not twist/turn when lifting

- team lift if too heavy

200

When storing, what is stored on the top? What is stored on the bottom?

Ready-to-eat food on top; raw chicken on bottom.

200

What 2 items must be cooked to 165?

Poultry and casseroles/stuffed foods

200

Demonstrate the proper hand washing procedure.

Demonstration

200

What is a "food contact surface"?

Any surface that may come in contact with food during prep, serving, holding and cooking process.

200

Fire Safety: What does PASS stand for?

Pull

Aim

Squeeze

Sweep

300

Name the 8 common allergies.

tree nuts, shellfish, dairy, peanuts, fish, wheat, soybeans, eggs

300

What is the cooling and reheating process?

Cool food to 70 within first 2 hours; 40 4 hours afterwards.

Reheat food to 165.

300

What are 3 instances when you should change your gloves?

Answers vary:

- changing from one task to another

- after handling raw food

- after touching hair, clothes, face, etc.

- any time there may be cross contamination

300

What is the process for cleaning and sanitizing food contact surfaces?

- Scrape off food.

- Clean

- Rinse

- Sanitize

- Air dry

300

How can we handle chemicals safely? Where is this information?

Wear the correct PPE; read in the SDS book about the chemical.