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This template helps you create a customized food safety plan tailored to your restaurant's specific needs. Identify potential hazards and implement effective controls to prevent foodborne illnesses and injuries. Stay compliant and avoid costly penalties by using this template as a basis for your own plan. With millions of premium templates available, download the file in Microsoft Word or Mac Pages, edit it, and print to discuss with your team. The template is fully customizable, eye-catching, and includes high-quality photos and artworks. It's easily editable and comes in various formats, making it perfect for personal and commercial printing. By following this plan, you'll ensure the safety of food served at your establishment, maintain customer trust, and safeguard your business reputation. Wash Hands: Soak hands in warm water, apply soap, and lather for at least 20 seconds, covering all parts of the hands and wrists. Rinse under running water and dry using a disposable towel or air dryer. Prevent Physical Contaminants: Wear clean uniforms, change immediately if soiled during a shift, cover hair with a hairnet or cap, and restrain beards to prevent physical contaminants from entering food. Symptoms Triggering Exclusion: Report fever, vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice, sore throat with fever, visible infected skin lesions, or boils to a supervisor. Do not return to work until medically cleared, following local health department guidelines regarding notification of contagious diseases. Prohibited Actions in Food Handling Areas: Avoid eating, drinking, smoking, chewing gum or tobacco, and using personal electronic devices in food handling areas to prevent contamination and ensure food safety. Inspect Deliveries: Verify the quality and temperature of delivered items to ensure they meet safety standards. Reject products showing signs of spoilage or improper handling. Store Appropriately: Organize food by type and store immediately at correct temperatures to prevent bacterial growth and cross-contamination between raw and cooked foods. Prepare Safely: Wash hands, sanitize preparation surfaces and tools before and after use, and use designated cutting boards and utensils for different food types to avoid cross-contamination. Cook Thoroughly: Ensure all foods are cooked to required internal temperatures using a calibrated thermometer to kill harmful bacteria. Handle food with clean utensils and gloves to maintain hygiene. Serve Correctly: Serve food at safe temperatures to prevent bacterial growth, maintaining hygiene by handling food with clean utensils and gloves. Clean Regularly: Implement a regular cleaning and sanitizing schedule for all kitchen areas and equipment using approved cleaning agents to reduce the risk of contamination. Maintain Hygiene: Clean surfaces daily after each use, sanitize with an EPA-approved disinfectant, and perform regular tasks to maintain basic hygiene and order in the kitchen. Perform daily cleaning tasks such as sweeping and mopping floors, emptying trash bins, and sanitizing waste containers. Deep clean appliances like grills and ovens regularly and store equipment in a neat manner after use. Conduct weekly maintenance on refrigerators and freezers by cleaning and sanitizing shelves and interiors, checking for expired items, and organizing inventory. Thoroughly clean storage areas and inspect for pest infestation. Develop procedures for handling specific situations such as post-contamination cleaning and seasonal deep cleans. This includes addressing areas not covered in daily or weekly routines, like ventilation systems and ceiling fixtures. In the event of a food safety emergency, quickly identify the issue, assess its scope, and isolate the affected area. 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