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Implementation & Maintenance of a LM Control Program
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Implementation Management buy-in Identify critical factors for control program Develop record & verification systems Train employees
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Management Buy-In Program requirements: $$$ Time Additional resources & manpower Benefits: Decreased risk of food safety problems –Harm to customers –Lawsuits –Lost business
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Identify Critical Factors Food Safety Factors Throughout Operation: Preparation & storage of food Employee practices Equipment Sanitation Environment
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Develop Record & Verification System Tailored to Establishment Simple Traceable & easy to review Covers all critical factors –Frequency
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Train Employees Consider: How will training be done –Third party or internal? What each employee needs to know Amount of material to be covered
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Maintenance Maintain record keeping system Conduct internal & third party audits Dedicate employee time to food safety Consider microbiological testing Have a recall plan Revise food safety program periodically Provide on-going training
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Maintain a Record Keeping System Periodic review to ensure: All records being kept? –Correctly filled out –Correctly filed Any problems with records? –Critical factors in compliance
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Conduct Audits Internal & Third Party Identify missing components Resolve system conflicts Improve efficiency Local, state or federal inspector input
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Dedicate Employee Time A portion of employees’ time should be devoted to food safety tasks Tasks include: –Checking critical factors, record keeping, sanitation, attending periodic training Special assignments –Food safety monitor –Help with auditing
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Consider Microbiological Testing Regular basis If problem areas are uncovered: –Modify employees’ food safety duties –Review sanitation program –Change food vendors
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Recall Plan Have detailed plan in place –Develop a recall team –Develop a recall plan –Consult regulatory agency for requirements –Develop monitoring procedures Carry out periodic mock recalls –Choose & item and carry out recall –Make change as necessary
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Revise Program Major changes to: Products –New –Vendors –Preparation Structural Equipment Regulations Audit to identify other changes
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On-going Training Topics –Equipment –Sanitation –Personal hygiene –Good retail practices –Cross-contamination –Record keeping Purpose –Refresher –Emphasize importance
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