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QMS PA1 Flashcards

1
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What are the 2 reasons for wearing ppe

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  1. To prevent workers from hazards
  2. To prevent the introduction of hazards in the work environment
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2
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What ppe can be used to protect the head

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Hard heat or safety helmet

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3
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What ppe can be used to protect the eyes

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Safety goggles

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4
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What ppe can be used to protect the ears

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headphones or earplugs

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5
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What ppe can be used to protect the respiratory system

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face mask or respirator

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6
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what does latex and nitrile glove protect

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against infectious agents

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7
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what does thermal gloves protect

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Protects worker when handling with heat

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8
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what does crygo gloves use protect

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protects worker when handling with cold items

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9
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what does natural rubber gloves protect

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prevents the worker from electric shocks

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10
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what does leather gloves do

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resists from sparks and heat

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11
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What ppe can be used to protect the whole face

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face shield

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12
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What ppe can be used to protect the worker from chemical spillages

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labcoat

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13
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What ppe can be used to protect the worker from dirt

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disposable apron

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14
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What ppe can be used to protect the feet from electric shock

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insulated shoes

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15
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what do shoe covers do?

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protects from spills and dust

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16
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what are the 5 different type of waste receptacles

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  • Sharp bin
  • biohazard sharps bin
  • biohazard bin
  • chemical waste bottle
  • general waste
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17
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What can be thrown into a sharp bin?

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broken beakers, pipettes and watch glass

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18
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what are the risks involved when throwing items in to a sharp bin q

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the worker might get their fingers cut by the broken glass

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19
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what are the ppe that is needed when throwing items into the sharp bin

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gloves and labcoat

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20
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What can be thrown into a biohazard sharp bin

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contaminated microscopic slides

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21
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what is a risk when throwing things into the biohazard sharp bin

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biological contamination

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22
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what are the ppe used when throwing things into the biohazard sharps bin

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Latex/nitrile gloves and labcoat

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23
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What can be thrown into a biohazard bin

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used microbiological plates

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24
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what is a risk when throwing items into a biological hazard bin

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biological contamination

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25
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what are the ppe used when throwing things into the biohazard bin

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latex/nitrile gloves and labcoat

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26
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what are things that you can throw into a general waste bin

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biscuit crumbs, plastic packaging, etc

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27
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what is the risk of throwing things into general waste?

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nil

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28
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what is the ppe that can be used when throwing into general waste

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depends on what you are throwing away

Food items: plastic gloves and apron

others: Nil

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29
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what are things that can be thrown into chemical waste bottles

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Any chemicals (eg. NaOH)

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30
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what is a risk when throwing chemicals into a chemical waste bottle

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chemical splashes
chemical contamination

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31
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what ppe can be used when throwing waste into chemical waste bottles

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latex/nitrile gloves and labcoat

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32
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what are 3 types of pests that can be found a food establishment

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  • rodents
  • birds
  • insects
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33
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What and where can pests be found

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  • food spillage
  • improper storage of food
  • poor waste management
  • open door/window
34
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what are the problems that pests bring

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  • diseases
  • damages
  • distress of customers
35
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what is a rodent’s preference

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to stay in dark and damp places

36
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what are the signs that a rodent was around?

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  • smear marks
  • torn food packaging
  • live sighting
37
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what are the chemical controls for rodents

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  • rodenticides
  • fumigation
  • chemosterilants
38
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what does a chemosterliant do?

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it will prevent the rodent from multiplying

39
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what are the physical control for rodents

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  • glue trap
  • rat trap
  • cage
40
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what are the environmental controls for rodents

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  • cover wall and floor gaps
  • remove unused bulky items
  • clean up spillages immediately
41
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what are the signs for cockroaches

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  • egg casings
  • droppings
  • live sighting
42
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what is the chemical control foe cockroaches

A

pyrethrum

43
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what is the physical control for cockroaches

A

cockroach traps

44
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what is an environmental control for cockroach

A

keep food establishment clean

45
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what are the signs for ants

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cluster or trail of ants can be seen

46
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what is the chemical control for ants

A

pyrethurm

47
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What is the physical control for ants

A

uv light traps with sticky traps

48
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what are the environmental controls for ants

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  • clean up food spillages immediately
  • keep food items in an airtight container
49
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name 3 preferences for flies

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  • attracted to light
  • preferred temp: 26-32 degrees
  • likes strong smells
50
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what are the 2 chemical control methods for flies

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  • synthetic
  • pyrethroids
51
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what is a physical method for files

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electronic fly zappers

52
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what is an environmental control for flies

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put air curtain at the doorway

53
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what are the signs for birds

A

droppings and feathers on equipment

54
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what are the two chemical control method for birds

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  • avicides (kills)
  • alphachloralose (shocks them)

need to know the spelling i think

55
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what is a physical control method for birds

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bird wires
bird netting

56
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what are the 3 environmental controls for birds

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  • prohibit bird feeding
  • keep trash bin covered
  • remove nests that are found near food facility
57
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what is a green colour cutting board used for

A

cutting vegetables

58
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what is a blue colour cutting board used for

A

cutting seafood

59
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what is a yellow colour cutting board used for

A

cutting chicken

60
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what is a red colour cutting board used for

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cutting red meat

61
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what is a white colour cutting board used for

A

cutting ready to eat food

and fruits

62
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what is the definition of non conformance (NC)

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it is a failure to comply with the company’s requirements and standards

63
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what does NC depend on

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  • housekeeping
  • personal hygiene
  • food safety
  • food contamination
64
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what are the 4 things that is being observed during housekeeping inspection

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  • cross contamination on food
  • personal hygiene
  • food safety issues
  • housekeeping and cleanliness
65
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what must you state when documenting NCs?

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state exactly what you see

66
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what are two things that you need to use when writing the corrective action

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  • use action verbs
  • use objects
67
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what is the importance of housekeeping?

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to prevent workplace hazards

68
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what are some benefits of good housekeeping

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  • prevents pest infestation
  • make it a safe environment for workers
  • improve productivity
  • more effiecient clean up and maintainence of equipment
  • prevent the risk of food contamination & spoilage
69
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what are the concequences of bad house keeping

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  • pest infestation
  • workplace accidents
  • food poisnong
  • shorter lifespan pf equipment
70
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what is the definition of cleaning

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the complete removal of dirt and food debris off a surface

71
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what is the definition of sanitizing

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it is the process of reducing the number of m/o to a safe level

72
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what is the definition of disinfection

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the process of killing m/o off a surface

73
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what are the 5 steps of effective cleaning

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  1. pre rinse
  2. clean
  3. rinse
  4. disinfection
  5. drying
74
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what are the 3 concequences of ineffective cleaning

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  1. premature of equipment
  2. production breakdowns
  3. drainage systems
75
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What does SOP stand for

A

Standard Operating Procedure

76
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what is an SOP

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A detailed set of instructions on how to perform a specific activity well

77
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what does SSOP stand for

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Sanitising standard operating procedure

78
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what is an SSOP

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it is the sanitising procedure in the food production area which are required for safety and inspection service

79
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what should an SSOP have?

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  • equipment needed to be cleaned
  • necessary tools
  • how to disassemble the equipment
  • the method of cleaning and sanitising
80
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What is a master cleaning schedule

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it is used to determine the what, where and how the cleaning and sanitising procedure has to be done

81
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what are the components of a master cleaning schedule

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  • structure that needs to be cleaned
  • chemicals, equipment and materials needed
  • dilution, dosage, tempreature and timing of chemical
  • method of cleaning and sanitising

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