sanitary requirements for food service in field operation Flashcards
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field operations categorized HIGHLY SUSCEPTIBLE POPULATION
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Field foodservice and afloat foodservice operations personnel operating in
- deployment setting
- tactical training environment
- operations afloat
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Non-US controlled food establishments:
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- North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) contracted, host nation operated facilities
- medical authority establish partnership w/t their host nation/coalition force counterpart to ensure force health protection
- regulatory authority conduct joint inspections of food establishments w/t their host nation/coalition force counterparts
- food, water risk assessment conducted for local food ops supporting deployed forces during short term deployments, ops
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following publications should be referenced as applicable
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- Army Tactics Techniques and Procedures (ATTP) 4-41 provides guidance for Army Field Feeding and Class 1 Ops
- FM 4-25.12 provides guidance for Unit Field Sanitation Teams
- NAVMED P-5010-6, Water Supply Afloat
- NAVMED P-5010, CH1 and sub-CH9
- NAVMED P-5010-9, Preventive Medicine for Ground Forces
- Pamphlet, Food Service Equipment and Field Feeding Systems
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food operations governed by Coalition forces, consult
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- NATO Standardization Agreement (STANAG) 2550, Food Safety and Defense for Deployed Ops.
- STANG 2982, Essentia Field Sanitary Requirements
- NATO Allied Medical Publication (AMedP)-25, Minimum Standards of Food Safety and Hygiene in Deployment
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International standard for food
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- CODEX Alimentarius
food ops governed by other coalition partners, consult CODEX
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minimum operational requirements
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- ensure field-expedient handwashing facilities are provided at food preparation, serving areas, latrines
- provide sanitation center/dishwashing line
- provide safe, adequate supply of drinking water, approved system
- collect, store, dispose of solid waste to minimize insect and rodent attraction
- collect, store, dispose liquid waste water
- protect food during storage
- provide adequate mech ref/ice chests to maintain food temp
- use designated ration breakpoint areas for thawing at temps/adequate ref support
- transport food to remote sites clean, covered vehicles not subject to adulteration/ contamination
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collect, store, dispose (solid waste diff manners)
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- bury
- incinerate
- return to forward supply point
- dispose per local requirements
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collect, store, dispose of liquid waste water
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- soakage
- pits
- trench
- grease traps
9
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health and medical screening
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- military, civilian foodservice employees medically screened, cleared regarding reportable systems, diseases
- senior surgeon will develop the policy
- reg authority verify med clearance of
- ) DOD civ
- ) American expatriates/US contracted personnel
- ) host nation
- ) 3rd country nationals serving as food employee
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unless op requirements prohibit, field food ops shall be
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- at least 300feet (100 yards) from latrines, waste storage, disposal area, taking into account gradient, predominant wind direction
- at least 90feet (30 yards) from sleeping areas and bodies of water
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special considerations for sanitation center/mess kit laundry include
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- drainage from this op downhill from food op
- establish procedures to reduce potential insect/rodent harborage
12
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physical facilities toilets
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- located at least 300ft (100yds)
- downwind from food op
(taking into account gradient, predominant wind direction)
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physical facilities handwashing facilities
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- minimum, field expedient HW provided at following locations
- field latrines, toilet facilities
- cleaning, sanitizing area of field foodservice establishment
- food preparation, serving areas
- customer entrance to serving line
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physical facilities cleanability floors, walls, ceilings
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- floor kept dry as possible for food op conducted under tent/similar shelter on dirt/other unpaved surface
- walls, ceilings free of dirt, cobwebs, peeling paint, other contaminants that can fall into food/onto food contact surfaces
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physical facilities functionality wood pallets
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- placed in areas where ground is firm
- exchanged when new supplies are delivered
- when used as subfloor, pallets covered w/t impermeable, easily cleanable material
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physical facilities functionality handwashing facilities
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- include soapy water, rinse water, paper towels, covered receptacle for paper waste
- waterless maybe authorized, using approved sanitizer when no other means available
- employee wear single-use disposable gloves when waterless HW only available means for employee
- additional restrictions impose use approved sanitizer is only available means
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water obtained approved source meet requirements in
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- TB MED 577
- NAVMED P-5010-10
- AFMAN 48-138_IP
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shipboard treated water conform to provision specified in
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NAVMED P-5010-6
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bottled water
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come from approved source
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source water for field packaged water ops meet requirements specified in
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- TB MED 577
- NAVMED P5010-10
- AFMAN 48-138_IP
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Quantity capacity
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water source, system supplying field foodservice op shall be sufficient capacity to meet all food op requirements
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Quality drinking water quality, standards
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- water used field foodservice be potable, meet military field drinking water quality standards prescribed in TB MED 577, NAVMED P-5010-10, AFMAN 48-138_IP
- Drinking water for Naval op afloat conform with
BUMED INSTRUCTIN 6240.10
NAVMED P-5010-6
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chlorine residual, requirement
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potable water used in field foodservice be chlorinated, retain FAC residual IAW
- TB MED 577
- NAVMED P-5010-10
- AFMAN 48-138_IP
- NAVMED P-5010-6
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chlorine residual, monitoring
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- medical authority test chlorine residual during each sanitary inspection (at least monthly)
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chlorine residual should be checked at following locations
- supplied food equip located farthest from hose connection to bulk water supply
- bulk water container
- ice machine
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the food op manager shall
- ensure chlorine residual bulk drinking water servicing food op is tested at each bulk delivery/water trailer refill
- test chlorine residual at outlet food equip located at point farthest from hose connection
- take corrective actions to re-chlorinate bulk water that falls below minimum prescribed residual
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chlorine residual bulk water supplying food op monitored daily
multiple testing may be required each day in hot climates
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inspection, chlorine residual records
maintained at the field food service establishment
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UGR-As/A-type (perishable) rations
not be prepared when the minimum prescribed chlorine residual cannot be achieved/sustained
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bottled/packaged water used for hot/cold beverage service when
no chlorine residual in supplied bulk potable water
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plumbing system pressure
bulk water supplying food op does not have to be under pressure
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plumbing system bulk water, storage container
water supplying food op obtained from water bladders, water trailers that meet requirements outlined in
- TB MED577
- NAVMED P-5010-10
- AFMAN 48-138_IP
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Plumbing system water trailers, bulk potable water storage
containers be inspected before, during, after use
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plumbing system pipes, hoses, connections
- meet NSF/ANSI listed standards for potable water
- be kept in clean dry location when not in use
- be sanitized and tested
- drinking water hose connection different thread design, diameter from any waste lines prevent accidental cross connections
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equipment and utensils good repair and operation
- equip, utensils maintained in food repair, condition
| - field foodservices equip procured using commercial item description meet NSF International standards
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pest control measures pest management
- food op manager implement IPM principles within food op, adjacent areas
- PIC/designated employees conduct daily inspections of food op area
- IPM actions above unit/food establishment's capability requested from supporting med command/preventive med unit
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animals and pest control
- tactical, field food service op, insect, rodent controls meet requirements as specified under NAVMED P-5010
- animal prohibitions also conform w/t NAVMED P-5010
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food sanitation req field, deployment food op sources
- food obtained from approved sources
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frozen foods shall be
- stored at 0*F (-17.7*C)
- thawed ration breakpoint, maintained at 41*F(5*C) or below
- transport frozen to remote feeding site, either prepared, cooked immediately from frozen state/thawed in field ref units
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refrigerated TCS food
- shall be stored at 41*F(5*C) or below
- perishable foods not be used when adequate ref/ice chests not available
- unopened containers of ultra high temp (UHT) milk not require ref during storage, may be chilled immediately prior to offering for consumer consumption
- chilled UHT milk unopened removed from ref storage, subsequently rechilled at later time
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cooking and hot holding temp
- TCS food requiring cooking/intended to eat hot, cooked/heated to internal product temp 165*F(74*C)
- held at 135*F(57*C) or above throughout meal period
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insulated food containers
insulated food containers (IFC's) used for holding/transporting TCS food
- cleaned, sanitized prior to use
- pre-chilled/preheated before filling with TCS foods
- labeled w/t common name of food, time, product temp when IFC was filled
- hot/cold foods placed in IFC issued inserts; placement without use of inserts is prohibited
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filling IFC for meal service
coordinated w/t supported unit to minimize holding time before transporting to remote feeding site
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internal product temp, hot/cold TCS food
- hot - 135*F(57*C) or above
- cold - 41*F(5*C) or blow
- when initially placed in IFC's
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when using IFC's, Time only as Public Health Control (TPHC) automatically applied
- TCS foods in IFCs consumed within 4hrs from time IFC was filled
- any TCS foods not consumed within this time period discarded
- exceeding 4hr time limitation not reheated
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leftover food
- unconsumed TCS food prepared specific meal period not be retained as leftover
- sandwiches retained at end of current meal period up to 4hrs served at next scheduled meal provided food are maintained at required temps
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condiments
individual serving condiments protected from contamination dispensed sanitary dispensers
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milk and milk products
- provided to consumer in unopened, commercially filled individual package not exceeding 1 pint/ 16fl oz (0.473 L) capacity
- except for UHT milk,
- milk, milk products maintained @ 41*F(5*C) or below during storage, display, service
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raw fruits and vegetables
thoroughly washed, subjected to chemical wash (disinfection) process
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raw fruits and vegetables alternate approved non-chemical method
reducing microbial contamination requires submersing in 140*F(60*C) drinking water for 1min
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vegetables that are packaged in ready-to-eat form (i.e. bagged salad)
handled IAW manufacturers' specifications and not require washing before being served
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procurement and consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables grown in areas of "night soil"
only allowed during emergency feeding situations
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vegetables uncertain origin and those purchased from areas where inspections have not been conducted by veterinary personnel, suspected of being contaminated w/t pathogenic organisms
- thoroughly washed in drinking water, then chemically washed, then followed by rinse w/t clean drinking water
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disinfection achieved chemically using chlorine bleach non-chemically using hot water
- A 100ppm concentration prepared by mixing 1oz of household liquid bleach (5%HTH) 2gal of cool drinking water
-) 50 ppm (FAC) for 30 min
-) 100 ppm (FAC) for 15 min
-) 200 ppm (FAC) for 30 sec
(-) must be followed by a second clear drinking water rinse
- hot, 140*F(60*C) drinking water for 1 minute
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transporting food, vehicle and prohibition
- vehicles used transport food to field feeding sites clean, covered, used exclusively for transporting food
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multipurpose vic used transport personnel, equipment, supplies, other items
- vics completely washed soapy water, rinsed allowed to air dry prior to transporting food
- food containers, packages of single-use items, utensils placed on clean, dry pallets to prevent direct contact w/t vic floor
- food may not be transported w/t bulk fuel/chemicals
- transport of food w/t equip, nonchemical supplies be approved if requested by tactical situation
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camouflage paint and food employee uniforms
- paint/other toxic skin coatings are poisonous when consumed
- poisonous/toxic materials prohibited on hands, arms, face of field food employees if
- ) preparing food
- ) washing/sanitizing food equip
- ) performing kitchen patrol (KP) duties
- uniforms free from heavy soil, residues from handling fuel, other petroleum products
