Handsink in the kitchen and both staff washrooms were adequately supplied with liquid soap, hot and cold running water, and paper towels.
Walk-in-cooler, drinks cooler, and pre-packaged sandwich cooler were at or below 4 degrees C / 40 degrees F.
Three chest freezers were at or below -18 degrees C / 0 degrees F.
Cooked food was at least 74 degrees C / 165 degrees F internally.
Hot-holding unit was above 60 degrees C / 140 degrees F.
Refrigeration units were equipped with thermometers.
A probe thermometer was available.
Temperature records were up-to-date.
Dishwasher final rinse chlorine residual was at least 50 ppm at the plate.
Chlorine test strips were available for checking the sanitizer residual after the dishwasher final rinse.
200 ppm QUATS sanitizer was available in a bucket.
No signs of recent pest activity were observed at the time of inspection.
Ice machine was in a clean condition.
*Cooling temperatures were reviewed with staff for any leftover food that may be cooled and then placed into the cooler: potentially hazardous food (i.e. with protein, moisture, and low acidity capable of supporting bacterial growth) must cool from:
*60 degrees C to 20 degrees C within 2 hours and 20 degrees C to 4 degrees C within an additional four hours (total time must be within 6 hours).
*140 degrees F to 68 degrees F within 2 hours and 68 degrees F to 40 degrees F within an additional four hours (total time must be within 6 hours). *Rapid cooling is strongly recommended.
NOTE: FOODSAFE Level 1 certificates issued prior to July 29, 2013 expire July 29, 2018. The Operator (Manager) and at least one person in their absence onsite must maintain valid FOODSAFE training. FOODSAFE training can be re-validated by either successfully completing the FOODSAFE Level 1 course or the FOODSAFE Level 1 refresher course if eligible -refer to www.FOODSAFE.ca for details. |