A routine inspection was completed:
- New indoor "prep kitchen" was constructed as per approved floor plan.
- Hand sink had running hot and cold water, liquid soap, and paper towels.
- Eccolab chemical dispensing unit present to mix and dispense Quat sanitizer, dish soap, and multi-purpose cleaner. Test strips present for Quats sanitizer.
- Floor was painted wood; and walls are FRP. All surfaces are durable, smooth, level, sealed, and cleanable.
- Cooler was 4C; freezer was -17C; and thermometers present.
- Head chef possessed a valid FoodSafe certificate.
- Menu, FSP & SP approved.
- Panini press will be removed from the front bar area and no longer used, as the menu no longer offers sandwiches.
- Also did a quick walk-thru of future food truck on-site, that will be doing all the cooking of the food.
ACTION
Wrap/insulate the ceiling pipe in the prep kitchen to prevent condensation developing and dripping onto food and/or food contact surfaces.
Fix the high temperature dishwasher, in the prep kitchen, so the rinse cycle reaches 180F (at the manifold) each times.
Fix/seal the door frame and exterior wall of the prep kitchen so it is durable, sealed, and cleanable.
Submit floor plans of the food truck. Ensure the capacity of the fresh and waste water tanks are provided on the floor plans.
Submit Cleaning Schedule for the food truck. Ensure the schedule explains how, frequency, and where (location) the waste water tank will be emptied. Ensure all Plumbing Codes & Bylaws, and Metro Vancouver laws are being followed with respect this.
Provide proof (inspection reports, stickers, licenses, etc.) that all required inspections by relevant agencies (City Fire Dept., Plumbing Dept, Technical Safety BC, etc.) have been completed on the food truck.
A follow-up inspection to occur on June 18/24 to ensure all ACTION items have been completed** |