2-compartment sink was supplied with hot and cold running water and was equipped with a drain plug.
Bleach was available on-site. Procedures to setup 100 ppm chlorine sanitizer (1/2 teaspoon bleach per L of water) were reviewed.
Handsink in the washroom was adequately supplied with liquid soap, hot and cold running water, and paper towels.
Person-in-charge stated that they had replaced the previous cutting board.
It was reviewed that the band saw must be cleaned, sanitized, and air dried at least every 4 hours between use and after final use each day.
No signs of recent pest activity were present at the time of inspection.
Walk-in-cooler and three display coolers were at or below 4 degrees C (3 degrees C, 0 degrees C, 0.1 degrees C, and 3.9 degrees C respectively).
Upright cooler was unplugged and empty of meat. Make sure it is maintained at or below 4 degrees C prior to using it for food storage.
Both chest freezers were at or below -18 degrees C. Person-in-charge stated that they would defrost one of the chest freezers to remove ice buildup this weekend.
Ready-to-eat meat (achar) was stored on the second shelf of the walk-in-cooler. Above this shelving unit, yogurt from approved sources and marinades (without any raw meat) are stored. Raw meat was stored on the lowest shelving unit. Person-in-charge stated that that they use separate tongs to handle the ready-to-eat meat from the raw meat to prevent cross-contamination.
Invoices were checked for the raw meat. Suppliers included: 2-Sisters Poultry, South Seas Enterprises LTD., Walia Foods, and Shams Halal Meat.
Person in charge stated that they obtain the ready-to-eat meat (achar) from Diamond Sweets and Restaurant. Please provide a copy of the receipt or invoice to the district Environmental Health Officer of Fraser Health for review by November 7, 2019.
Please contact the district Environmental Health Officer if you have any questions (business card was provided). |