Chapter 10- Food Safety Management Systems Flashcards
Food Safety Management System
a group of practices and procedures intended to prevent food borne illness
Active Managerial Control
the managers responsibility to actively control
- purchasing food from unsafe sources
- failing to cook food correctly
- holding food at incorrect temperatures
- using contaminated equipment
- practicing poor personal hygiene
HACCP
Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point; based on identifying significant biological, chemical, or physical hazards at specific points within a products flow
HACCP Plan
effective one must be based on a written plan; must be specific to each facilities menus, guests, equipment, processes, and operations
Critical Control Points
points in the process where the identified hazard can be prevented
Imminent Health Hazard
a significant threat or danger to health that required immediate correction or closure to prevent injury
HACCP Principals 1-7
- Conduct a hazard analysis
- Determine critical control points
- Establish critical limits
- Establish monitoring procedures
- Identify corrective actions
- Verify that the system works
- Establish procedures for record keeping and documentation
How to respond to a Food Borne Illness Outbreak
take complaints seriously and express concern, ask for contact info, contact management team, set aside affected product and label not to be confused,