H.a.c.c.p 7

31
1

description

 

Transcript of H.a.c.c.p 7

Page 1: H.a.c.c.p 7

1

Page 2: H.a.c.c.p 7

H.A.C.C.P

HAZARD ANALYSIS CRITICAL CONTROL POINT

Page 3: H.a.c.c.p 7

3

System which significant for food safety

• Identifies

• Evaluates

• Control Hazard

• Recording

• Monitoring

Page 4: H.a.c.c.p 7

4

Identify Hazards

• Review menu & recipes

• Observe employees

• Measure temperatures

Page 5: H.a.c.c.p 7

5

Review menu & recipes• Which food are produced in large quantities ?

• Are food prepared in advance ? How long?

• What foods have been associated with out break in the past?

Page 6: H.a.c.c.p 7

6

Critical Items

• Personel hygiene

• Cross contamination

• Prepared a head of time

• Other hazard

Page 7: H.a.c.c.p 7

7

Cross contamination

• Storage of raw foods with ready to eat foods• Employee practices leading to cross contamination• Preparing raw foods at same time and in same work area

with cooked foods• Using hands instead of utensils for raw foods that will be

further cooked foods• Failure to clean equipments properly• Failure adequately protect food from contamination• Employee working who have flu like symptoms• Improper storage of refuse in food preparation areas

Page 8: H.a.c.c.p 7

8

Page 9: H.a.c.c.p 7

9

Page 10: H.a.c.c.p 7

10IDENTIFYING POTENTIAL FOOD SAFTEY HAZARDS

BIOLOGICAL

Page 11: H.a.c.c.p 7

11

Other Hazards• Improper or inadequate cleaning and sanitation practices

• Inadequate use sanitizers

• Poor food preparation and handling practices

• Utensils of food contract surface made from improper or unimproved materials

• Inadequate documentation and record keeping

• Improper storage of chemicals or personal items

Page 12: H.a.c.c.p 7

12

Poor Food Preparation and Handling Practices

Page 13: H.a.c.c.p 7

13

Observe employee?

• Are employee hands washed?when ?

• What are the polices on illness,cuts,burns?

• Is there an employee food safety training programme?describe

• Food items handle by service staff?

• What is procedures are being followed for cleaning and sanitizing of equipments and utensils

• Are sanitizing solution and wiping cloths properly used?

Page 14: H.a.c.c.p 7

14

Measure temperatures

• How do the employee know how long a food has been stored?

• How do you tell when foods have finished cooking?

• How are the foods thawed?

Page 15: H.a.c.c.p 7

15

Page 16: H.a.c.c.p 7

16

Identify potential food safety hazard

• Biological

• Physical

• Naturally

• Added chemical

Page 17: H.a.c.c.p 7

17

Biological Hazards

• Bacteria

• Viruses

• Parasites

• Fungi

• Molds

• yeasts

Page 18: H.a.c.c.p 7

18

Physical Hazard

• broken glass pieces

• Tooth picks

• Match sticks

• Nails,staples

Page 19: H.a.c.c.p 7

19

Added chemicals

• Pesticides

• Additives and preservatives

• Toxic metals

• Food service

Page 20: H.a.c.c.p 7

20

Page 21: H.a.c.c.p 7

21

Page 22: H.a.c.c.p 7

22

Cross contamination

• Keeps your nails trimmed

• Don't insert your finger in water service

• Handle the spoon in right way.

• Always stir sugar or salt with spoon

Page 23: H.a.c.c.p 7

23

Service staff

• Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water before and after every meal and after visiting the toilet.

Page 24: H.a.c.c.p 7

24

Page 25: H.a.c.c.p 7

25

Page 26: H.a.c.c.p 7

26

Mosquito

• ANOPHELES—MALARIA

• CULEX __FILARISIS,VIRAL ENCEPHALITIS

• AEDES __DENGUE,CHIKUNGUNYA,YELLOW

FEVER

• MANSONOIDS__FILARIASIS

Page 27: H.a.c.c.p 7

27

CAUSE DISEASES

• TYPHIOD• DYSENTARY• DIARRHEA• CHOLERA• GASTROENTERTIS

Page 28: H.a.c.c.p 7

28

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL

• Un necessary collection of water should be eliminated

• Used cans & bottle should not store• Water stagnation near water cooler and hand wash• Proper garbage disposal

Page 29: H.a.c.c.p 7

29

Page 30: H.a.c.c.p 7

30

concern &Benefits

• High quality in food & service

• Labor saving• Convenience • Extended shelf life

Page 31: H.a.c.c.p 7

Presentedby

Chef.BharathanCanan School Of Catering & Hotel Management

(American Hotel Lodging &Education)