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Purchasing food from unsafe sources  \n2. Failing to cook food adequately  \n3. Holding food at incorrect temperatures  \n4. Using contaminated equipment  \n5. Practicing poor personal hygiene  \nActive Managerial Control  \nThere are many ways to achieve active managerial control in the operation:  \n􀁺 Training programs  \n􀁺 Manager supervision  \n􀁺 Standard operating procedures (SOPs)  \n􀁺 HACCP  \nActive Managerial Control  \nSteps for implementing active managerial control:  \n1. Identify and document potential risks and ways to control or eliminate them.  \n2. Monitor critical activities.  \n3. Correct improper procedures or behaviors.  \n4. Verify that policies, procedures, and corrective actions are followed.  \n5. Ensure employees are trained and retrained as needed.  \n6. Periodically assess the system to make sure it is working.  \nActive Managerial Control  \nThe FDA public health interventions:  \n􀁺 Demonstration of knowledge  \n􀁺 Staff health controls  \n􀁺 Controlling hands as a vehicle of contamination  \n􀁺 Time and temperature parameters for controlling pathogens  \n􀁺 Consumer advisories  \nHazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP)  \nHACCP program:  \n􀁺 Identifies significant hazards at points within a product’s flow through an operation  \no Biological, chemical, and physical hazards  \n􀁺 Identifies how to prevent, eliminate, or reduce hazards to safe levels  \n􀁺 Is documented in a written plan  \no The plan is specific to the facility’s menu, customers, equipment, processes, and operations.","cbCaik6li7kNw5Be","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaik6li7kNw5Be","pdf",2429270,82,"English","# Food Safety Management Systems\n## Objectives\n## Food safety management system definition\n## Food Safety Programs\n## Active Managerial Control\n## Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP)","[{\"question\":\"What is a food safety management system and what does it do?\",\"answer\":\"A food safety management system is a group of practices and procedures intended to prevent foodborne illness by actively controlling risks and hazards throughout the flow of food.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the foundation programs within a food safety management system?\",\"answer\":\"The foundation includes personal hygiene, supplier selection and specification, food safety training, quality control and assurance, cleaning and sanitation, facility design and equipment maintenance, an 8-5 program, SOPs, and pest control.\"},{\"question\":\"How does active managerial control help reduce foodborne illness risks?\",\"answer\":\"It focuses on controlling five common risk factors: unsafe purchasing sources, inadequate cooking, holding foods at incorrect temperatures, using contaminated equipment, and poor personal hygiene. 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