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column <strong>of</strong> numbers 2.1 to 2.3 <strong>of</strong> the Daily Sanitation Inspection Checklist, Record No. 1,<br />
Appendix C.<br />
6. Storage <strong>of</strong> equipment and utensils: Cleaned and sanitized equipment and utensils especially<br />
portable equipment are dried and stored in designated storage areas. QC inspects for proper<br />
storage and results are recorded in the Remarks column <strong>of</strong> numbers 2.1a to d <strong>of</strong> the Daily<br />
Sanitation Audit Form Record No. 1, Appendix C.<br />
C. Records<br />
1. Daily Sanitation Inspection Checklist (Record No. 1, Appendix C)<br />
2. Plant Audit Report (Record No. 5, Appendix K)<br />
3. Communication Slip (Record No. 3, Appendix H)<br />
4. Equipment History Record (Record No. 6, Appendix L)<br />
5. Daily Cleaning and Sanitizing Procedures for Equipment (Appendix M-1)<br />
6. Weekly Cleaning and Sanitizing Procedures for Equipment (Appendix M-2)<br />
CONTROL NO. III. PREVENTION OF CROSS – CONTAMINATION<br />
A. Objectives<br />
To ensure that raw materials, products and ingredients are not exposed to undue risk <strong>of</strong><br />
contamination from personnel and workers and from operating practices and conditions.<br />
B. Procedures<br />
1. Procedure for Personnel<br />
1.1 Training: All workers should attend a course that will provide proper instructions on<br />
personnel hygiene and good manufacturing practices. See Appendix N for the course<br />
outline. List <strong>of</strong> personnel that attend the course are kept on file as Record No. 7,<br />
Appendix O.<br />
1.2 Use <strong>of</strong> working garments: All workers should be given clean working garments that<br />
protect food from contamination by street clothes, the mouth, face, hands and arms and<br />
head hair, as appropriate. Working garments will usually include aprons, head caps,<br />
facemask and footwear. Clean footwear is provided for use at the dry areas <strong>of</strong> the plant.<br />
All working garments should be worn prior to entry and while inside the processing plant<br />
and should not be worn outside <strong>of</strong> the processing area. <strong>The</strong>se should also be in good<br />
condition and clean. If at any time these are soiled, they should be immediately replaced.<br />
1.3 Hand sanitation: Plant personnel and workers entering the plant should wash and scrub<br />
their hands thoroughly with soap and water and sanitize and dry these prior to start <strong>of</strong><br />
work, upon resumption to work and whenever hands are contaminated, i.e. used to handle<br />
waste, touch the floor or other unsanitary objects. Hands <strong>of</strong> personnel should not be recontaminated<br />
by the washing and drying procedures used. To ensure this, foot operated<br />
water faucets, liquid soap and air drying <strong>of</strong> hands are recommended. Hands <strong>of</strong> workers<br />
selected randomly are subjected to swab test on a regular basis to validate efficiency <strong>of</strong><br />
hand washing procedures. <strong>The</strong> procedure for hand swabbing is found in Appendix P.<br />
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