| 01 PIC present, Knowledgeable, Duties |
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| 01 0080-04-09-.02(1)(b) Demonstration of knowledge |
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Observed when asking PIC, the proper rate for sanitizing the firm's dishes they stated that it was 100ppm. The proper rate for adequately sanitizing dishes is between 200 to 400 ppm. Also, I noted that PIC when asked to test sanitizer that they only dipped test strip for 1 second to get the rate. |
I walked PIC through proper sanitizing practices. |
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| 14 Food contact surfaces; clean and sanitized |
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| 14 0080-04-09-.04(6)(a) Food contact surfaces shall be visually clean. |
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Observed several plastic food containers used in food preparation stored clean on racking in kitchen with sticker residue set up on them. I also observed heavy spillage and encrusted ice cream inside of the Freal shake machine and also inside the chute. |
All containers with sticker residue were placed into the wash basin by PIC. The shake machine was placed out of order and cleaned by PICs. |
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| 14 0080-04-09-.04(7)(c) Hot water and/or sufficient chemical sanitizer; default time of 30 seconds in contact with utensils; see manufacture's instructions |
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Observed 1 Bucket of sanitizer on the prep counter near the creamer well. The bucket reached 0ppm using my test strips. I also noted when PIC made a second bucket of sanitizer, that the rate was still 0ppm. |
I advised PIC to run sanitizer dispenser for several seconds to ensure that sanitizer is properly mixed and coming out at the correct rate. |
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| 14 0080-04-09-.04(5)(a)16 Sanitizer concentration shall be accurately determined |
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Observed when asking PIC inside of the kitchen what rate that they need their sanitizer to be at to effectively sanitize their dishes, they stated 100 ppm was the correct rate. |
PIC dumped sanitizer buckets that registered at 0 ppm using mine and the firm's test strips. PIC remade sanitizer that tested within the proper rate for sanitizing 200 ppm. |
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