Fraser Health Authority



INSPECTION REPORT
Health Protection
260663
PREMISES NAME
A&W #0345
Tel: (604) 464-8953
Fax:
PREMISES ADDRESS
10 - 2991 Lougheed Hwy
Coquitlam, BC V3B 6J6
INSPECTION DATE
May 29, 2023
TIME SPENT
1 hour
OPERATOR (Person in Charge)
NEXT INSPECTION DATE
May 31, 2023
INSPECTION TYPE
Routine
ACTION TAKENFOOD SAFETY & SANITATION
ADMINISTRATIVE
Information Provided
ENFORCEMENT
Require Corrections
Comply
In Use
Food Safety Training [s. 10]
Yes
Food Safety Plan [s. 23]
Yes
No
Sanitation Plan [s. 24]
Yes
Yes
HAZARD RATING FOR YOUR FACILITY: Moderate (16-29) Total Score = 0
Critical Hazards: Total Number: 1
205 - Cold potentially hazardous food stored/displayed above 4 °C. [s. 14(2)]
Observation (CORRECTED DURING INSPECTION): Cold potentially hazardous food stored in the walk-in cooler was > 4 deg. C. Items probed include sliced tomatoes (@11.4 deg. C), sliced onions (@11.9 deg. C), cut lettuce (@ 11.4 deg. C), gravy (@13.6 deg. C), etc. The temperature logs noted the temperature of the walk-in cooler during opening (7am) was 38.7 deg. C (about 3.7 deg. C).
As the inspection was conducted at 11:30am, the above noted cold potentially hazardous food have been >4 deg. C for over 2 hours. These conditions may allow microbes to grow to large quantities and cause illness in consumers. Corrective action: Discard all cold potentially hazardous food items stored in the walk-in cooler with internal temperatures > 4 deg. C. Items include cut onions, cut tomatoes, cut lettuce, milk, coffee cream, eggs, gravy, etc.
Shelf stable sauces and syrups as well as whole produce may be relocated to other coolers. Shelf stable "milk 2 Go" may be relocated.
Corrective Action(s):
Violation Score:

Non-Critical Hazards: Total Number: 1
308 - Equipment/utensils/food contact surfaces are not in good working order [s. 16(b)]
Observation: The walk-in cooler is unable to store cold potentially hazardous food items < and/or = 4 deg. C.
Inadequate functioning of the cooling units allows for non-perishable food items to grow microbes to large quantities and result in foodborne illness of consumers.
Corrective action: Discontinue the storage of cold potentially hazardous food in this unit. Place a sign on the unit to inform all staff not to use the unit.
Repair the walk-in cooler and ensure the unit is able to store food at an internal temperature < and/or = 4 deg. C.
Note * Technician was contacted during inspection. Other cooling units have sufficient space for storage of cold potentially hazardous food < and/or = 4 deg. C.
Date To Be Corrected By: Immediately
Corrective Action(s):

Follow Up to "Critical" Violations Noted on Previous Inspections (if applicable): No corrections entered
Comments

General observations/Good practices:
-Handwash stations equiped with hot/cold running water, soap, and paper towel (3x sinks).
-Fraser Health permit posted by cashier
-Staff have FOODSAFE Level 1 training
-Food inside coolers/freezers were covered and labeled
-Good stock rotation (First in, First out system)
-All raw meat products stored below/away from ready to eat foods in the freezer
-No raw meat inside coolers (all cooked from frozen)
-All hot held food > and/or = 60 deg. C
1) Hashbrown @ 86 deg. C
2) Eggs @ 74.6 deg. C
3) Meat @ 68.4 deg. C
4) Sausage @ 75.6 deg. C
5) Beyond meat @ 74.8 deg. C
6) Gravy @ 76 deg. C
--> All units on a timer system (30 mins - 1.5 hours)
-all freezers < and/or = -18 deg. C
1) Chest freezer @ -25 deg. C
2) Walk-in freezer @ -18 deg. C
3) Reach in freezer @ -20 deg. C
-Reach in cooler @ 1.2 deg. C
-Milk/cream cooler at coffee bar @ 2 deg. C
-Quat sanitizer in dispenser, spray bottles, and buckets with rags @ 200ppm
-Mechanical dishwasher (high temperature) had a final rinse cycle temperature of 72.5 deg. C on plate surface
-2 compartment sink available and in good working order (stoppers present)
-All dry goods stored inside pest proof containers
-All items stored > 6'' above floor
-No pest activities observed --> Regular inspections by Pest Control Company
-Pest monitoring devices in place (live traps)
-All chemicals are labeled and safely stored
-Temperature logs well maintained --> thermometers inside units
-Good employee hygiene demonstrated
(handwashing, use of hair nets, etc.) Good overall sanitation