Routine inspection conducted:
- Walk in cooler at 3 degrees C. Food is covered, well organized, and stored off the floor.
- Tenders cooler at 4 degrees C (above) and 2 degrees C (below)
- Assembly cooler at 2 to 4 degrees C (above) and 4 degrees C (below)
- Fry/onion ring cooler at 4 degrees C (above) and 2 degrees C (below)
- Left under counter cooler (black) at 4 degrees C
- Right under counter cooler (silver) at 1 degree C
- Cooler drawers at 3 to 4 degrees C
- Walk in freezer at -22 degrees C
- Ice cream freezer at -14 degrees C
- Hot holding internal temperatures (mushrooms, chili, gravy, sausages) at 60 degrees C or more
- Cold holding units equipped with thermometers accurate to 1 degree C
- Probe thermometer available for internal temperature checks
- Hand washing stations are unobstructed and supplied with hot and cold running water, liquid hand soap, and single use paper towels
- Dipper well functional
- Utensils and equipment maintained in sanitary condition
- Quaternary ammonium compounds (quats) sanitizer available at 200 ppm in containers with wiping cloths. (exception: refer to code 302)
- Low temperature dishwasher measured 35 degrees C and 100 ppm chlorine in the rinse residual at the utensil surface (minimum 50 ppm chlorine)
- No signs of pest activity observed
Notes:
1. Unable to verify FOODSAFE requirements have been met since certificates are not available for staff on site at time of inspection. Shift supervisor on site is to forward a copy of her FOODSAFE certificate to the Environmental Health Officer.
2. Temperature checklist log indicates "dishwasher" under equipment and "80-82" under temperature (Fahrenheit or Celsius not specified). Dishwasher temperatures for May 2018 have been recorded between 80 to 83; however, a low temperature dishwasher is in use. Chlorine concentrations should be measured to verify sanitizing requirements are being met. Chlorine test strips are available on site.
Some items on the temperature checklist log (e.g. "milk dispenser") are not available on site. Temperatures that are being measured and recorded should reflect available equipment and operations. |