In house critical control point audits and coaching to prepare your facility and staff for the local health department's routine inspections. These audits, just like the health department inspections, are based off of The Ohio Food Code and the CDD's Five Risk Factors to prevent a Foodborne Illness:
Proper hot and cold holding temperatures of potentially hazardous food
Proper cooking temperatures of food
Proper cleaning and sanitizing procedures of food contact surfaces
Proper personal hygiene of employees
Obtaining food from an approved source
During the critical control point audit at your facility, the following items will be reviewed to verify compliance with the local health department:
Menu - Consumer advisory if needed
Physical facility - Approved surfaces and cleanliness
Employees' personal hygiene and hair restraints
Employees' handwashing and glove use when required
Employees' knowledge in food safety
Food cooking and holding temperatures
Food storage and labeling
Date marking and disposition of food products
Employees' food preparation practices to prevent contamination
Presence of pests and pest control requirements
Cleaning and sanitizing of food contact surfaces times and procedures
Monitoring parameters of food grade sanitizer and dishmachine sanitizing temperatures (if applicable)
Food sources
Plumbing requirements
Lighting fixtures
Employee illness policy
Bodily fluid clean up procedures
Chemical storage and labeling
Equipment classification and durability
Once inspection is completed, a report and score will be provided. Corrective measures and guidance will be provided during inspection to ensure that facility is prepared for their routine local health department inspection. Re-inspections will be provided as needed.