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Giant Food Stores, Inc
Food Safety Training 1
Giant FoodGiant Food
?? Approximately 76Approximately 76
million illnessesmillion illnesses
annuallyannually
?? ApproximatelyApproximately
5,000 deaths5,000 deaths
annually.annually.
How many illnesses occurHow many illnesses occur
each year?each year?
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Food Safety Training 2
What does foodborne illnessWhat does foodborne illness
do to customer confidence?do to customer confidence?
?? Customer confidence isCustomer confidence is
adversely effected whenadversely effected when
a foodborne illness isa foodborne illness is
reported.reported.
?? Foodborne illness has aFoodborne illness has a
negative impact on foodnegative impact on food
operators, employees,operators, employees,
and the food industry asand the food industry as
a whole.a whole.
What are the factors thatWhat are the factors that
contribute to foodborne illness?contribute to foodborne illness?
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Use the HELP concept for control of theUse the HELP concept for control of the
factors that causefactors that cause foodbornefoodborne illness.illness.
HH - Hands must be properly washed.- Hands must be properly washed.
EE - Equipment must be cleaned and sanitized.- Equipment must be cleaned and sanitized.
LL - Look out for time/temperature abuse of foods- Look out for time/temperature abuse of foods
PP - Personnel must be healthy with good hygiene- Personnel must be healthy with good hygiene
Hands must be properly washed.Hands must be properly washed.
?? To prevent contaminationTo prevent contamination
of foods.of foods.
?? To prevent contaminationTo prevent contamination
of food contact surfaces.of food contact surfaces.
?? To prevent transmissionTo prevent transmission
of disease causingof disease causing
organisms by handorganisms by hand
contact.contact.
?? To maintain good health.To maintain good health.
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When are we required to wash our hands?When are we required to wash our hands?
?? After using theAfter using the
restroom.restroom.
?? After eating orAfter eating or
drinking.drinking.
?? After smoking.After smoking.
?? After coughing orAfter coughing or
sneezing.sneezing.
?? After scratching headAfter scratching head
or exposed skin.or exposed skin.
HHELPELP
?? After breaks.After breaks.
?? After handling rawAfter handling raw
foods.foods.
?? After handlingAfter handling
garbage.garbage.
?? After cleaningAfter cleaning
floors.floors.
?? Before foodBefore food
preparation.preparation.
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HHELPELP
?? Always wearAlways wear
disposable glovesdisposable gloves
when handling cookedwhen handling cooked
or ready to eat foods.or ready to eat foods.
?? Change disposableChange disposable
gloves when changinggloves when changing
tasks.tasks.
?? Disposable gloves areDisposable gloves are
not a substitute fornot a substitute for
proper handwashing.proper handwashing.
EEquipment must be cleaned andquipment must be cleaned and
sanitized.sanitized.
?? At regular intervals during foodAt regular intervals during food
preparation.preparation.
?? When switching from raw to cookedWhen switching from raw to cooked
foods.foods.
?? When switching from one species of meatWhen switching from one species of meat
to another.to another.
?? Before closing.Before closing.
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Food Safety Training 6
Cleaning vs. SanitizingCleaning vs. Sanitizing
?? Cleaning is the physical removal of soilCleaning is the physical removal of soil
and food particles from the surface ofand food particles from the surface of
equipment and utensils.equipment and utensils.
?? Sanitizing is the treatment of a surfaceSanitizing is the treatment of a surface
that has been previously cleaned tothat has been previously cleaned to
reduce the number of disease causingreduce the number of disease causing
organisms to a safe level.organisms to a safe level.
HHEELPLP
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Food Safety Training 7
HHEELPLP
WashWash food contact surfaces in hotfood contact surfaces in hot
soapy water with a clean brush orsoapy water with a clean brush or
foodservice towel.foodservice towel.
RinseRinse food contact surfaces in hotfood contact surfaces in hot
clean water.clean water.
SanitizeSanitize food contact surfaces byfood contact surfaces by
immersing in a warm quaternaryimmersing in a warm quaternary
ammonium solution for at least oneammonium solution for at least one
minute.minute.
HHEELPLP
?? Quaternary ammoniumQuaternary ammonium
sanitizing solutions mustsanitizing solutions must
be used at abe used at a
concentration of 200concentration of 200
PPM.PPM.
?? Check concentrationCheck concentration
with test strips daily.with test strips daily.
?? Report discrepancies toReport discrepancies to
a manager immediately.a manager immediately.
200 ppm
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LLook out for time/temperature abuse ofook out for time/temperature abuse of
foods.foods.
?? Hot Foods must be heldHot Foods must be held
above 140F.above 140F.
?? Refrigerated Foods mustRefrigerated Foods must
be held below 40F.be held below 40F.
?? Foods must cool fromFoods must cool from
140F to less than 40F140F to less than 40F
in 4 hours or less.in 4 hours or less.
HEHELLPP
?? Check internalCheck internal
temperatures with atemperatures with a
clean and sanitizedclean and sanitized
thermometer .thermometer .
?? Record internalRecord internal
temperatures on thetemperatures on the
temperature log.temperature log.
?? Report discrepancies toReport discrepancies to
a manager immediately.a manager immediately.
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HEHELLPP
?? Check internalCheck internal
temperatures oncetemperatures once
every 2 hours.every 2 hours.
?? Place deliveries inPlace deliveries in
cooler immediately.cooler immediately.
?? Minimize foodMinimize food
preparation time.preparation time.
?? Pre-chill allPre-chill all
ingredients.ingredients.
PPersonnel must be healthy with goodersonnel must be healthy with good
hygiene.hygiene.
?? Keep a clean andKeep a clean and
neat appearance.neat appearance.
?? Properly restrainProperly restrain
hair.hair.
?? Do not eat orDo not eat or
drink in fooddrink in food
preparation areas.preparation areas.
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HELHELPP
?? All cuts and burnsAll cuts and burns
must be properlymust be properly
bandaged andbandaged and
covered.covered.
?? Do not handle foodsDo not handle foods
with an infected cut orwith an infected cut or
sore.sore.
?? Do not handle foodsDo not handle foods
while experiencingwhile experiencing
symptoms of illness.symptoms of illness.
REVIEWREVIEW
HH - Hands must be properly washed.- Hands must be properly washed.
EE - Equipment must be cleaned and sanitized.- Equipment must be cleaned and sanitized.
LL - Look out for time/temperature abuse of foods- Look out for time/temperature abuse of foods
PP - Personnel must be healthy with good hygiene- Personnel must be healthy with good hygiene

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  • 2. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 2 What does foodborne illnessWhat does foodborne illness do to customer confidence?do to customer confidence? ?? Customer confidence isCustomer confidence is adversely effected whenadversely effected when a foodborne illness isa foodborne illness is reported.reported. ?? Foodborne illness has aFoodborne illness has a negative impact on foodnegative impact on food operators, employees,operators, employees, and the food industry asand the food industry as a whole.a whole. What are the factors thatWhat are the factors that contribute to foodborne illness?contribute to foodborne illness?
  • 3. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 3 Use the HELP concept for control of theUse the HELP concept for control of the factors that causefactors that cause foodbornefoodborne illness.illness. HH - Hands must be properly washed.- Hands must be properly washed. EE - Equipment must be cleaned and sanitized.- Equipment must be cleaned and sanitized. LL - Look out for time/temperature abuse of foods- Look out for time/temperature abuse of foods PP - Personnel must be healthy with good hygiene- Personnel must be healthy with good hygiene Hands must be properly washed.Hands must be properly washed. ?? To prevent contaminationTo prevent contamination of foods.of foods. ?? To prevent contaminationTo prevent contamination of food contact surfaces.of food contact surfaces. ?? To prevent transmissionTo prevent transmission of disease causingof disease causing organisms by handorganisms by hand contact.contact. ?? To maintain good health.To maintain good health.
  • 4. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 4 When are we required to wash our hands?When are we required to wash our hands? ?? After using theAfter using the restroom.restroom. ?? After eating orAfter eating or drinking.drinking. ?? After smoking.After smoking. ?? After coughing orAfter coughing or sneezing.sneezing. ?? After scratching headAfter scratching head or exposed skin.or exposed skin. HHELPELP ?? After breaks.After breaks. ?? After handling rawAfter handling raw foods.foods. ?? After handlingAfter handling garbage.garbage. ?? After cleaningAfter cleaning floors.floors. ?? Before foodBefore food preparation.preparation.
  • 5. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 5 HHELPELP ?? Always wearAlways wear disposable glovesdisposable gloves when handling cookedwhen handling cooked or ready to eat foods.or ready to eat foods. ?? Change disposableChange disposable gloves when changinggloves when changing tasks.tasks. ?? Disposable gloves areDisposable gloves are not a substitute fornot a substitute for proper handwashing.proper handwashing. EEquipment must be cleaned andquipment must be cleaned and sanitized.sanitized. ?? At regular intervals during foodAt regular intervals during food preparation.preparation. ?? When switching from raw to cookedWhen switching from raw to cooked foods.foods. ?? When switching from one species of meatWhen switching from one species of meat to another.to another. ?? Before closing.Before closing.
  • 6. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 6 Cleaning vs. SanitizingCleaning vs. Sanitizing ?? Cleaning is the physical removal of soilCleaning is the physical removal of soil and food particles from the surface ofand food particles from the surface of equipment and utensils.equipment and utensils. ?? Sanitizing is the treatment of a surfaceSanitizing is the treatment of a surface that has been previously cleaned tothat has been previously cleaned to reduce the number of disease causingreduce the number of disease causing organisms to a safe level.organisms to a safe level. HHEELPLP
  • 7. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 7 HHEELPLP WashWash food contact surfaces in hotfood contact surfaces in hot soapy water with a clean brush orsoapy water with a clean brush or foodservice towel.foodservice towel. RinseRinse food contact surfaces in hotfood contact surfaces in hot clean water.clean water. SanitizeSanitize food contact surfaces byfood contact surfaces by immersing in a warm quaternaryimmersing in a warm quaternary ammonium solution for at least oneammonium solution for at least one minute.minute. HHEELPLP ?? Quaternary ammoniumQuaternary ammonium sanitizing solutions mustsanitizing solutions must be used at abe used at a concentration of 200concentration of 200 PPM.PPM. ?? Check concentrationCheck concentration with test strips daily.with test strips daily. ?? Report discrepancies toReport discrepancies to a manager immediately.a manager immediately. 200 ppm
  • 8. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 8 LLook out for time/temperature abuse ofook out for time/temperature abuse of foods.foods. ?? Hot Foods must be heldHot Foods must be held above 140F.above 140F. ?? Refrigerated Foods mustRefrigerated Foods must be held below 40F.be held below 40F. ?? Foods must cool fromFoods must cool from 140F to less than 40F140F to less than 40F in 4 hours or less.in 4 hours or less. HEHELLPP ?? Check internalCheck internal temperatures with atemperatures with a clean and sanitizedclean and sanitized thermometer .thermometer . ?? Record internalRecord internal temperatures on thetemperatures on the temperature log.temperature log. ?? Report discrepancies toReport discrepancies to a manager immediately.a manager immediately.
  • 9. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 9 HEHELLPP ?? Check internalCheck internal temperatures oncetemperatures once every 2 hours.every 2 hours. ?? Place deliveries inPlace deliveries in cooler immediately.cooler immediately. ?? Minimize foodMinimize food preparation time.preparation time. ?? Pre-chill allPre-chill all ingredients.ingredients. PPersonnel must be healthy with goodersonnel must be healthy with good hygiene.hygiene. ?? Keep a clean andKeep a clean and neat appearance.neat appearance. ?? Properly restrainProperly restrain hair.hair. ?? Do not eat orDo not eat or drink in fooddrink in food preparation areas.preparation areas.
  • 10. Giant Food Stores, Inc Food Safety Training 10 HELHELPP ?? All cuts and burnsAll cuts and burns must be properlymust be properly bandaged andbandaged and covered.covered. ?? Do not handle foodsDo not handle foods with an infected cut orwith an infected cut or sore.sore. ?? Do not handle foodsDo not handle foods while experiencingwhile experiencing symptoms of illness.symptoms of illness. REVIEWREVIEW HH - Hands must be properly washed.- Hands must be properly washed. EE - Equipment must be cleaned and sanitized.- Equipment must be cleaned and sanitized. LL - Look out for time/temperature abuse of foods- Look out for time/temperature abuse of foods PP - Personnel must be healthy with good hygiene- Personnel must be healthy with good hygiene