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Class: HTM - Hospitality Tourism Management; Subject: Hotel & Tourism Management; University: Paul Smiths College of Arts and Science; Term: Forever 1989;
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DEFINITION 1 Food sanitation is crucial...As a FSE, PPL will be responsible for protecting the public health by avoiding potential health hazards which can cause health risks in consumers. The Subpart 14-1 of FSE by NYSDOH Kristen Sayers, a public health specialist III Although the professional finding report talks about... TERM 2
DEFINITION 2 In order to protect the consumer...1. Handwashing is of utmost importance should wash their hands and exposed area of arms with soap and warm water PPL staff should make sure soap and paper towels are present sanitary gloves or alcohol-based sanitizes will NOT replace TERM 3
DEFINITION 3 Additionally, the food service manager needs to keep his eye on employee health. No. 1 cause of FBI is sick employees The manager needs to be aware of pathogens and their symptoms and eliminate When handling staff illness, the E must work with the FH's medical practitioner and the local HD to determine TERM 4
DEFINITION 4 While preparing and serving food, bare hand contact with food should be eliminated. common violation the CDC, most Norovirus outbreaks were caused by...FHs were involved in 70% of the outbreaks and more than half when servers are preparing food, they should use utensils or sanitary gloves TERM 5
DEFINITION 5 The key to protecting food during storage, preparation, and display service is to properly handle PHF by making sure the food is not held at the TDZ. The DZ is the temperature range in which PHFs refer to any food that can support CDC reports that more than half of FBI outbreaks in 2010 were caused by bacteria This table illustrates proper handling of PHFs and it can be found on the professional findings document
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DEFINITION 6 Red violations: hazardous food handling practices that can lead to FBI. Blue violations: structural problems that are less likely to cause food poisoning. PPL should also be aware of two common violations that will result in an automatic fine. Bare hand contact Improper function of dishwashers TERM 7
DEFINITION 7 The DOH inspects a FSE at least once a year. For the first inspection, an inspector writes up violations and warn the E.As Kristen Sayers said...The DOH allows a certain amount of time for the E to fix recorded violations, except for those withrepeated violations will result in fines of up to $2,000 per day TERM 8
DEFINITION 8 A valid permit for a FSE is issued by the local DOH an App. should be submitted 21 days before starting The permit must be displayed in the E where it can be seen Illegal for a FSE to operate without a permit during the 21 days from the time the App is submitted However, if the DOH does not show up, the operation may begin without a permit on the 22nd day and may be continued without violating the Subpart 14- TERM 9
DEFINITION 9 In addition to the Subpart 14, more info on sanitation is available on the Food Code 2013 provided by FDA The local DOH can answer any questions There is a national F&B safety training and certification program managed by NRA. In order to educate the employees, PPL may consider Achieving acceptable sanitation is the result of...By property following the regulations and offering safe food, PPL can surely provide guests with the promised quality of its service.