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High-Risk Clothing Management
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Parts Storage
Hand Washing Facilities Design
Bulk Systems and Unloading Areas
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Daily (Housekeeping) Cleaning
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Non-sealed electrical panels and boxes located in areas that are susceptible to insect development are cleaned and inspected every four weeks?
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Equipment guards, trims, and panels are removed and replaced to inspect and clean the interior of all equipment that is not in direct product zones?
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Support areas that may impact equipment, production, or storage of raw materials or fi nished products (e.g., washrooms, maintenance shops, tray or pan wash areas, etc.) are cleaned to prevent product contamination or insect development?
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No
Non-production areas used for the storage of equipment, raw materials, finished products, or product contact utensils are cleaned and maintained to prevent contamination of product, raw materials, or equipment?
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No
Dock leveler pits are cleaned frequently enough to prevent excessive accumulation of debris, product spillage, or other materials?
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No
Racks and storage shelves are cleaned frequently enough to prevent excessive accumulation of debris, product spillage, or other materials?
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No
Recoup and salvage areas are cleaned on a frequency to control spillage and damaged product to prevent development of sanitation issues that could lead to product contamination or pest activity?
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No
Refrigeration equipment (e.g., condensers, fans, etc.) are cleaned on a defi ned frequency to prevent microbial and dirt accumulation?
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No
Drains are routinely cleaned and sanitized to prevent microbial and pest development?
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Nonfood contact surfaces are cleaned regularly and as needed?
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