Food Safety and Sanitation Problem Identification FFA Food Science and Technology CDE 2002.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Section 8-2 The HACCP System.
Advertisements

Good Manufacturing Practices 07/15/11
Strategies for Implementing a Listeria Control Plan The Big Picture.
SANITARY DESIGN PRINCIPLES FOR FACILITIES. ZONES OF CONTROL.
TRANSPORTATION (Farm Gate to Processing Facility).
GOOD MANUFACTURING PRACTICES (GMP) Rowan Chemical Engineering 2003.
Overview For this section, a series of slides will be shown.
© 2009 Michigan State University licensed under CC-BY-SA, original at Facility Environment.
SAFETY IN THE WORKPLACE Created by : Chelsea Leppanen.
FarmCrest Foods Ltd Poultry Processing Plant Employee Training
8-1. Key Sanitation Condition No. 8: No pests in the food processing plant Foodborne illnesses that may be passed on by pests are numerous:  Flies.
© 2009 Michigan State University licensed under CC-BY-SA, original at Pest Control.
Prerequisite Programme Training Guide
IFSQN CODEX and Good Manufacturing Practice Training Guide.
IndianLife Foods keeping yourself clean
Reading and Understanding the Pesticide Label Page 29
Good hygienic practices
Lesson 1: Slide 1 Food Safety for Child Nutrition Programs Department of Nutrition University of California, Davis.
Outline Ten thing you need to know about Food Safety!!
State and Local. 3 Levels of government in ensuring food safety FSANZ development of food safety standards. DHS: Implementing and enforcing food legislation.

SQF ISO FSSC GMP Programs
BRC Food Safety Quality Management System Training Guide
Preventing Food Borne Illnesses
>Documentation and Records: uPreparation of process documents: Productive Process Plan (HACCP) uGenerate, file, conserve and store process records >Production.
FEDIAF Guide to Good Practice for the Manufacture of Safe Pet Food TRAINING PACKAGE Module V Plant design and maintenance Based on Version 9, 2009 of the.
Support Programs version 2 March 2010 Cleaning and Sanitation
Presented by Steven P. Feltman Food Safety and Quality Specialist.
Module 3 | Slide 1 0f Sanitation and Hygiene Basic Principles of GMP Section 3.
The Safe Food Handler H.A.C.C.P. Test Review FD2.05 FC 4.05.
Food Safety Icons Guess what the symbols present? Ms. Makuta.
Focus on Foods. What is a risk factor?  Risk factors are those practices or procedures that pose the greatest potential for foodborne illness.
Produce Safety Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) 1.
Our Company Training - intro
Food Safety. When Does Food Safety Start? Soil? Seed? Growing? Harvesting? Delivery? Processing? Storage? Service? The final responsibility for the safety.
Chapter 3 Prerequisite Programs and Preliminary Steps.
Unit 4.1 Introduction to Culinary Arts Personal hygiene is important to keep the food safe to consume and the work place clean. Why is personal hygiene.
Safety on Call ACCIDENT PREVENTION. Safety on Call WHY DO ACCIDENTS HAPPEN? Accidents happen for one or both of the following: – Unsafe acts – Unsafe.
ANA Food Code. Responsibilities Commanders Take appropriate actions to make sure corrective actions are completed when a facility fails to comply to standards.
1 1 Poultry Slaughter Exemptions Under the Federal Poultry Products Inspection Act and the SC Poultry Products Inspection Law SC Poultry Products Inspection.
Module 2: Good Manufacturing Practices and Plant Sanitation Cooperative Extension Services of Purdue University and Virginia Tech.
Ms. Anderson Food Borne Illness. What is a Food Borne Illness A disease transmitted to people by food. An FBI outbreak is when two or more people get.
FEDIAF Code of Practice
Food Safety Risk Management Agency Relations, Nutrition, and Programs
18-20 February, 2016 Organised By February, 2016 Title Sponsor Platinum Sponsor Al Bustan Rotana, Dubai Mr. Jim Giles Quality and Food Safety Expert.
District: November 12th 3:30 pm State: December 6th 9:00 am
Food Pantry Food Safety Training April 14, Introduction to Food Safety  The objective of this session is to provide you with information that can.
Food Safety T-1150 This work has been produced by DGL (Aust) Pty Ltd This induction package has been designed for usage on DGL’s intranet.
Overview For this section, a series of slides will be shown.
Overview For this section, a series of slides will be shown.
Warm-Up In your journal, write a minimum, 5 sentence paragraph that describes what you just watched in the video.
Facility Environment 1.
Overview For this section, a series of slides will be shown.
SANITATION & HYGIENE KHADIJAH ADE-ABOLADE MPH. FPCPharm.
Prerequisite Programs
Chapter 4 PREREQUISITE PROGRAMS
Appendix 2. WRITING SSOP’s
Overview For this section, a series of slides will be shown.
2007 National Food Science CDE
Pest Management.
Overview For this section, a series of slides will be shown.
A Road Map to Food Safety
Overview For this section, a series of slides will be shown.
Instructor Notes There is no DVD associated with this topic.
Bell Ringer Some bacteria, viruses, parasites, and fungi that can't be seen, tasted or smelled can cause an illness. These are known as: Pathogens Carcinogens.
Good Manufacturing Practices
Food Safety T-1150 This work has been produced by DGL (Aust) Pty Ltd
Food Safety Management Systems
Overview For this section, a series of slides will be shown.
Pantry Food Safety What Makes Food Unsafe? HAZARDS CROSS CONTAMINATION
Presentation transcript:

Food Safety and Sanitation Problem Identification FFA Food Science and Technology CDE 2002

Overview  For this section, a series of slides will be shown.  The slides may or may not demonstrate violations of GMP’s (good manufacturing practices).

Overview  For each slide, recognize and identify which category of violation is being demonstrated in the picture shown.  Categories: Improper Personal Hygiene, Safety Hazard, Improper Food Handling, Improper Chemical Storage, Improper Pest Management, No Violation

1

Slide #1 l Improper Personal Hygiene l All insecure jewelry must not be worn to avoid the possibility that the object can fall into food, equipment, or containers.

2

Slide #2 l No Violation

3

Slide #3 l Improper Pest Management l All outside doors and windows without screens must be kept closed. This is necessary to limit the entry of insects and rodents.

4

Slide #4 l Improper Food Handling l Temperature must be properly controlled for both processing and storage of food.

5

Slide #5 l Safety Hazard l Employees should follow all posted safety signs.

6

Slide #6 l No Violation

7

Slide #7 l Safety Hazard l Horseplay is not permitted in the food plant.

8

Slide #8 l Improper Pest Management l Facilities shall be free of pests.

9

Slide #9 l Improper Chemical Storage l Chemicals should be stored where there is not a risk of contamination of food, food contact surfaces, or food packaging materials.

10

Slide #10 l Improper Personal Hygiene l All employees should wear hair nets to avoid contamination of food and food contact surfaces.