Food Service Sanitation/Personal Hygiene
< Food Service SanitationPersonal hygiene is a crucial part of sanitary control in food preparation.
- Hands should be washed thoroughly under hot, soapy water for thirty seconds before coming into the kitchen
- Beards should be trimmed closely, or kept under a net if they are long
- Hair should be short or under a cap or hairnet
- Clothes should be washed after every work day in the kitchen
- Aprons can be worn to prevent stains on pants or coats
- It is a good idea to carry around a fresh, clean towel at all times, to have easy access to it when spills or other detritus need cleaned
- Employees must shower daily
- Cuts must be disinfected and covered with a band-aid, and then a glove over that
- Employees must have no open sores
- After touching any part of the face, hair, etc., hands must be washed again
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