Chapter 2: Personal safety Flashcards
What are the 8 personal hygiene standards?
- Finger nails must be kept short and clean
- No nail polish or nail art
- Hair or braids must be neat
- Facial hair needs to be covered
- Body wash needs to be regular
- Minimal make up
- No eating , chewing gum or smoking
- No strong smelling perfume
Explain limited use of jewellery in the kitchen
- Only wedding band or stud earrings
- No wrist watches or bangles
- Visible piercing needs to be removed.
Which illnesses and infections should be reported?
- Hepetatis A/B
- Diarrhoea
- Vomiting
- Cold, flu’s and fever
- Sore throats
- Nasal conjestion
When should a chef sanitize
After:
1. Touching, any part of the body
2. Sneezing, coughing and blowing nose
3. Touching raw food
4. Removing disposable gloves
5. Handling cleaning chemicals
6. Cleaning a wound
7. Going to toilet
8. After any breaks
What are the consequences of unhygenic practices?
- Cross contamination
- Unclean hands and build up of waste
- Bacterial growth
- Spreading and contracting illnesses
- Poisoning
Which is the correct tasting procedures?
- No tasting with preparation utensils
- No tasting with fingers
- Tasting spoon should be carried in your chef jacket
- Do not share tasting spoons
- Tasting spoons need to be washed between uses
Why is hand washing done?
- Prevent cross contamination
- Remove build up of food under fingernail
- Prevents bacterial growth
- Prevent spreading and contracting of illnesses
- Prevent poisoning
What does a hand washing station require?
- Seperate dedicated sink for hand washing
- Hot and cold taps
- Liquid anti bacterial soap
- Disposable paper towel
- Sanitizer
Explain proper hand washing technique
- Warm 43 degree C running water
- Wet hand and apply liquid anti bacterial soap
- Wash between fingers, palms and wrists for 20-30 seconds
- Rinsing and drying disposable paper towel
- Lastly apply sanitiser
When are plaster required?
- Used to cover any open wounds
- Sizable wounds should be covered by plasters or gauze and the covered by a clean bandage.
When are gloves required?
- To cover blisters and skin irritations
- Used as barrier when working with raw products
- When serving food in front of guests
- When prepping ready to eat food such as salads
What is the advantages of wearing gloves?
- Barrier for cuts/blood/burns
- Reduction of bacterial contamination
- Public perception of hygiene
What does ppe stand for
Protective protection equip
What is the disadvantages of wearing gloves?
- Can cause skin infection
- Allergic reactions to latex
- Hight cost of continuous replenishment of gloves.
What features does a protective clothing include?
- Double breasted jacket
- Pants
- Apron
- Non slip closed shoes
- Headgear