4. Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)
Malikayan ang Kontaminasyon:
Mga tawo
Mga gamit sa pag andam sa pagkaon
Mga gamit sa pagputos/packaging sa mga pagkaon
Mga delikado nga gamit sulod sa trabahuan
10. Production employees
dapat maligo
gidili ang paggamit og perfume
gidili ang pagsuot og alahas
gidili ang false nails or nail polish
dapat mubo ang kuko
gidili ang pagkaon og chewing gum, pag-inom,
pagtabako,pagpangluwa ug paghugaw-hugaw
sulod sa buhatan
11. Production employees
gidili ang pagdala ug peronal nga gamit sama sa
cellphone sa sulod sa buhatan o production area
gidili ang pagsuot sa imong sapatos nga gikan sa gawas
ngadto sa sulod sa buhatan o kusina
12. Panglawas
Dili pwede motrabaho nga nay sakit sama sa
kalibanga,hilanat,ubo,sip-on ug uban pa
Dapat butangan ug bandage kung naay samad
As mentioned earlier, Good manufacturing Practices are those activities and practices that we do to prevent hazards or contamination from entering food products. Products can become contaminated by the actions of people, by other food materials such as undeclared allergens, by packaging materials, hazardous materials such as cleaning residues and chemicals and other things such as maintenance materials such as nuts and bolts, screws as well as a host of other things.
First we will discuss how people can cause contamination by their physical presence or personal hygiene and then by their actions.
Production employees must follow the rules. Specifically some of the things that we have previously mentioned..
Bathe daily so that you are clean when you come to work
No perfume, aftershave, fragrant creams that will affect our products
No jewellery or false nails or nail polish that can accidently fall into the products. Most consumers do not think it is a bonus to get a watch or something extra in their food.
Fingernails should be trimmed short
Use metal detectable, in case they fall off, they will be caught by the metal detector an the glove to help prevnt it form falling off.
No eating, drinking or chewing gum is allowed in production areas.
Many illnesses can be transferred form one person to another though food, therefore you must:
Provide a Doctors certificate when you are hired
Inform your supervisor or HR if you are ill with symptoms that could contaminate ingredients or products
No medication allowed in factory
Ensure that a clean bandage covers any open wounds
Poor handwashing is the number none cause for food borne illness.
All employees must wash their hands thoroughly:
when they enter food handling areas
before starting work
after handling contaminated materials
after breaks
after using toilet facilities
We have talked quite a bit about personal hygiene and now I would like to focus on good food handling practices.
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