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Food Safety Audit
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FS1-USAre there signs of Pest Infestation inside or in any Shed within 10ft of the building (LIVE COCKROACHES, UN TRAPPED LIVE RODENTS, OR FRESH DROPPINGS)Critical
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FS2-USInternal Temps of beef Patties at or above 155. Cite if: 10:1, 4:1 less than 155 degrees. Coach if 4:1 between 155-175.Critical
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FS3-USInternal Temps of raw chicken products at or above 165 degrees. (If it does not initally temp, wait a minute and temp again)Critical
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FS4-USInternal Temp of fish at or above 155 degrees. (If it does not initally temp, wait a minute and temp again)Critical
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FS5-USBreakfast products: Steak and Sausage at or above 155 degrees.Critical
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FS6-USRound eggs temp at or above 155 degrees. Cite if: below temp. Coach if: yolks are runnyCritical
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FS7-USCan managers/crew demonstrate temping correct patties, know the temps, and how to take corrective action. Cite if 2 or more are observed: if pyrometer is not in the center, all 4:1 patties are not temped, manager doesn't know the temps, if manager doesn't take corrective action when needed.Critical
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FS8-USAll refrigerated product in code (Primary Shelf Life)5
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FS9-USHandwashing sink clean (used only for handwashing), accessible, stocked (soap/paper towels), and water at 100 degrees. Coach if towels are available but not in the dispenser.5
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FS10-USHandwashing timer in use & employees know the proper procedure (Wash hands after touching phone, mask, picking item off floor)5
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FS11-USBoth Sanitized and soiled buckets available. Sanitized towel buckets at correct concentration, changed as needed, and towels stocked, strips available3
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FS12-USSanitized towels and grill towels are in correct buckets, no towels laying out in service or kitchen areas1
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FS13-USUtensils and utensil holders washed every 4 hours, schedule posted, Sink water at 110 degrees, and test strips available. Check dishes in rotation and those in the back of the house for build up.3
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FS14-USRestaurant is clean, all areas free of excessive oil, grease, food build up (Mold on nozzles, or gunk on handles), and puddled water. Cite if: restrooms are not cleaned every 2 hours.3
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FS15-USRestaurant (walls, ceilings, floors) in a good repair, no cracks or damaged containers, equipment working properly, no ice build up in any freezer that prevents unit from functioning.3
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FS16-USIce Machine is clean (NO MOLD), bucket stored upside down, scoop stored properly, and water filters in date. Cite if: ice bucket is on the floor, or something other than an ice scoop used3
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FS17-USAll opened packages of food are covered properly in storage, refrigerators, and freezers. (product 2" away from walls & 6" off the floor) Cite if: product not labeled3
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FS18-USBlue disposable gloves are in use and used properly (No double glove) cite if: not removed from back of wrist & Yellow yolk breaker stored properly and no build up5
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FS19-USClear disposable gloves are worn at proper stations. Cite if: employee has fake/ polished nails and not wearing gloves. Hats and/or hair nets are being worn, uniforms are clean, good hygiene in place. Cite if: apron is not removed before going to the bathroom. (No jewelry besides plain metal band) (NO EMPLOYEE DRINKS ON THE FLOOR)5
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FS20-USAll chemicals stored away from food and packaging. Must have a proper label.3
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FS21-USOrkin Report (pest control) is available to review (No more than 60 days old), prevention is followed (CITE if dead cockroaches, more than 5 flies) Cite if:theres a gap under the door.3
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FS22-USNon-food spill clean up procedures are followed (bio hazard kit in the office) (Yellow spray/peroxide available)1
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FS23-USFreezers at 0 or below and product solidly frozen5
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FS24-USRefrigerators below 41, including shake machine5
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FS25-USAll ROOM TEMPATURE products marked and within their secondary shelf life. Cite if: 3 of the 5 product's stickers are missing or out of date.3
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FS26-USNo leftover heated product (gravy, shake mix). Heated foods in the UHC or other holding units (gravy) are at or above 140 degrees. Cite if: cabinet lights not being used.3
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FS27-USPyrometer is calibrated, working correctly, and clean. Must have a back up pyrometer, probe and batteries available.5
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FS28-USAll food, food packaging, equipment, and chemicals are from approved sources5
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FS29-USManagers know when employees should be excluded (Big 6 illnesses, 5 symptoms) (Can return after 24 hours symptom free)5
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FS30-USAll managers trained and serv safe certified (Not expired)5
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FS31-US60 days of correctly completed food safety checklists available for review (Must be over 90% and last 2 month verifications complete)5
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FS32-USMost recent health department inspection available, all issues addressed and corrected5
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FS33-USAll nut containing mcflurry mix-ins kept in orange container with lid and dedicated scoop. Cite if: employee does not state that information on allergens can be found on the McDonald’s website or by calling the McDonald’s Customer Contact Center (800 number).3
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How do employees know what symptoms to report?: They sign Health Policies during orientation electronicallyTotal100
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Big 6 Illnesses: Hepatitis A, E-Coli, Norovirus, Shigella, Salmonella Typhi, Salmonella Non-Typhi
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5 Symptoms: Vomiting, Diarrhea, Fever/Sore throat, Open Sores, Jaundice
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Reasons to Close: Fire, Flood, Sewage Backup, Pest Infestation, No Water, No Power
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Why do nut products go in the orange container? Allergens
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What patties do you temp on a 3 paltten grill? 1, 4, 5, 8 (Sausage) 1,3,4,6 (10:1 REG)
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What patties do you temp on a 2 paltten grill? 1, 3, 7, 8
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Why do you temp those patties? They're the corners
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How do you temp the fresh beef? In the middle at a 90 degree angle
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Where can you direct someone to find allergen info? Allergen info can be found on the McDonald’s website or by calling the McDonald’s Customer Contact Center (800 number).
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What do you do if product doesn't temp? Discard the product and wash, rinse and sanitize the trays and utensils
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