Sanitation Guide for Food Service Safety Topic
Best practices for hygienic food handling and overall sanitation for employees in the foodservice industry.
Employee Hygiene Practices
- All employees must wash their hands with soap & water when they arrive at work as well as before beginning any food preparation.
- All employees must also wash their hands when using the toilet, and after covering their mouth or nose after sneezing or coughing.
- Employees must wear clean clothes.
- Employees with long hair must wear hats, hairnets, or other forms of hair restrain.
- Employees with cuts or sores on their hands must wear disposable latex gloves, finger cots, or other waterproof covering, as needed.
- Employees with diarrhea or severe coughing are not allowed to work.
- Employee coats and other private articles must be stored in a designated area.
- Employees should eat only during assigned breaks, not while working in the kitchen.
- Food preparation areas are limited to employees only.
Food Handling and Storage Practices
- Cover all prepared food stored in refrigeration units. Use foil, plastic wrap, or…