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SITXFSA008
Food Safety Program for the Training Kitchen at BIT
Policy Statement
Brighton Institute of Technology is committed to maintaining the highest standards of food safety in its training kitchen. This Food Safety Program outlines the policies and procedures to be followed by all staff and students involved in food handling, preparation, and service.
Objectives
Prevention of Food borne Illness: Implement practices to prevent contamination and ensure the safe handling of food.
Compliance with Regulations: Adhere to all local, state, and federal regulations related to food safety.
Education and Training: Provide ongoing education and training to staff and students on proper food handling procedures.
Continuous Improvement: Regularly review and update the Food Safety Program to incorporate best practices and respond to changes in regulations.
Key Components
1. Personal Hygiene
All individuals in the training kitchen must maintain high standards of personal hygiene.
Regular hand washing is mandatory, especially after using the restroom and before handling food.
Staff and students must report any illnesses or symptoms of illness immediately.
2. Food Handling and Storage
Follow strict protocols for the proper storage, handling, and preparation of food.
Use separate cutting boards and utensils for raw and cooked foods.
Monitor and record storage temperatures regularly.
3. Cleaning and Sanitization
Establish a comprehensive cleaning schedule for all kitchen surfaces, utensils, and equipment.
Use approved sanitizers and cleaning agents.
Regularly inspect and replace cleaning tools and equipment.
4. Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP)
Implement HACCP principles to identify, control, and monitor critical points in the food preparation process.
Conduct regular HACCP reviews and updates.
5. Staff Training
Provide thorough training on food safety protocols to all staff and students.
Conduct regular refresher courses to ensure awareness of the latest safety standards.
6. Reporting and Response
Implement a reporting system for any food safety concerns or incidents.
Develop clear procedures for responding to and correcting identified issues.
7. Documentation and Record Keeping
Maintain accurate records of food safety training, cleaning schedules, and temperature logs.
Regularly review and update documentation to reflect current practices.
Lines of Responsibility
Clearly define roles and responsibilities for staff and students in relation to food safety.
Appoint a Food Safety Officer responsible for overseeing the implementation of the program.
Monitoring and Auditing
Conduct regular internal audits to assess the effectiveness of the Food Safety Program.
Invite external health inspectors for periodic audits.
Emergency Procedures
Develop and communicate procedures for handling food safety emergencies, including contamination events and outbreaks.
Ensure all staff and students are familiar with emergency response protocols.
Review and Revision
Schedule regular reviews of the Food Safety Program to ensure ongoing effectiveness.
Revise the program based on feedback, new regulations, or changes in kitchen operations.
Cleaning Schedule: a. Equipment: All kitchen equipment, utensils, and surfaces must be regularly cleaned and sanitized. A detailed cleaning schedule should outline the frequency and methods for cleaning different items. b. Food Storage Areas: Refrigerators, freezers, and dry storage areas must be cleaned and organized regularly to prevent cross-contamination and maintain the freshness and quality of food products. c. Waste Disposal: Proper waste management procedures must be followed, including regular emptying and cleaning of trash bins, separation of food waste from general waste, and appropriate disposal of hazardous materials.
conclusion
This food safety program for the training kitchen at Brighton Institute of Technology aligns With Victorian regulatory requirements. By implementing the outlined policies and procedures, we strive to create a safe and
hygienic environment where food is handled, prepared, and stored in accordance with the highest food safety standards. Regular monitoring, documentation, clear lines of responsibility, a comprehensive cleaning schedule, and allergen management practices are critical components of this program. Training and education,
along with incident reporting and response procedures, will ensure a culture of food
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