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!Monitoring and maintaining proper food temperatures
!Action Steps
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|Monitoring and maintaining proper food temperatures
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# All managers have stem type thermometer available.
# All managers have stem type thermometer available
# Check food temperatures as daily planner calls for it.
# Check food temperatures as daily planner calls for it
# Have proper temperature settings clearly marked on all equipment.
# Have proper temperature settings clearly marked on all equipment
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|Honoring product holding times & discarding product when expired
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# Properly train managers and crew on all hold times
# Ensure that all timers are programmed properly
# Have tools available; sharpies and QA tags
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|Ensure that hand washing facilities are working properly and stocked
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# Certify all managers and crew using Jack’s hand washing procedures
# Check hot water temperatures daily. (110 degrees minimum 3 compartment Sink) (100 degrees hand sinks)
# Check all soap and towel dispensers every 30 minutes to ensure they are stocked
# Change soap and towels just prior to being empty
# Ensure hand washing signs are posted at each hand washing sink
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|All managers and crew are food safety certified
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# All managers are ServSafe/Always Food Safe certified prior to running a shift
# Team members are certified in food safety on day one of training
# All managers are ServSafe/Always Food Safe re-certified every 5 years
# Jefferson County locations: have food handler certificates for each employee stored in a designated binder
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|All food is dated and rotated properly (FIFO)
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# Ensure person putting away deliveries dates and rotates stock.
# When pulling stock, always use oldest date first. (FIFO)
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|Keep dumpster area clean and dumpster door closed
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# Make scrubbing dumpster pad and dumpster part of weekly cleaning
# Train team members to close dumpster door completely after using
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|Proper dishwashing practices
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# All managers and crew trained on three compartment sink setup
# All dish washing posters posted and in good condition
# Automatic dispensing equipment calibrated and working properly
# Sanitizer test strips stored properly at sink
# Ensure adequate space for air drying dishes
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|Keep all chemicals in proper containers and stored properly
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# Discard all containers and bottles when labels begin to wear
# Have a designated place for all cleaning supplies away from food prep areas
# Train each employee to return cleaning supplies to proper place immediately after using
# Never store chemicals in food containers
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|Ensure proper towel storage and sanitizer bucket setup
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# Use sanitized water in 3-compartment sink to fill sanitizer bucket
# All towels should be stored in sanitizer bucket when not being used
# All soiled towels should be immediately placed in the soiled towel container
# Assign one person to be responsible for each sanitizer container
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|Keep all equipment in good repair and working properly
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# Have good, working thermometers visible in all coolers and freezers
# Check all gaskets each Tuesday when doing inventory
# Clean all equipment by daily cleaning tasks schedule
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|Pest Control
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# First sign of pest, contact facilities immediately
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|Fly Control
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# Ensure fly fans are in proper working order
# Ensure fly lights are working and on at all times
# Excessive flies in the restaurant: report to facilities immediately
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