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    Designing an Establishment

    Designing a Establishment

    Needs to be easy to clean

    Needs to comply with guidelines

    Layout and design plans should be reviewed bylocal (health department) even if not required.

    Pre-opening inspection

    Post-opening inspection -- with food and

    employees

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    Flooring

    Non-Porous/Resilient

    Non-porous to not absorb fluids

    Resilient

    so it does not crack andallow material to enter. Not verydurable.

    Rubber Tile

    non-slipVinyl Sheet not durable

    Vinyl Tile not durable

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    Flooring

    Hard-Surface Flooring--Non-porous but

    not resilient generally more durable

    Marble/Terrazo

    expensive

    Quarry Tile -- expensive

    Wood requires frequent refinishing

    Acrylic Woodplastic impregnated

    wood

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    Walls and Ceilings

    Walls and Ceilings-- non-porous and easy to clean,sealed seams

    Ceilings--Washable, non-asbetos

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    Dry Storage Areas

    Easy to clean

    Good Air circulation

    No Windows, if it does, then needs to

    be shaded or frosted in glass

    Pipes, water lines

    No dripping condensation

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    Dry Storage Areas

    Adequate Storage Space

    Walk-Ins should be sealed from floor, wall and ceiling

    Refrigerator units at least 6 inches off the floor

    Blast chillers from 140-37 in less than 90 min

    Tumble Chillers uses chilled water to expedite theprocess

    Cook-Chill Equipment

    cook, chill, reheat in sameapparatus

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    Hot (100) and cold running water

    Soap

    A means to dry hands

    A waste container

    Signage indicatingemployees mustwash hands

    Handwashing stations must beequipped with:

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    Equipped with a handwashing station

    Equipped with self-closing doors

    Adequately stocked withToilet paper

    Trash receptacles

    Covered waste containers

    Patrons should not pass through food prep areas to reach

    restroom

    Self-Closing doors

    Covered waste containers must be provided inwomensrestrooms

    Restrooms must be:

    10 -3

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    -Easy to clean

    -Does not interact with the food does not stain

    -Rounded or Coved edges

    -Surfaces are easy to clean

    -Coating materials are non-toxic and must not chip or crack

    -Easy to disassemble to frequently clean

    -Can handle commercial loads

    Basis for most equipment standards:

    10 -4

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    On legs at least

    6 off the floor

    Sealed to a masonry base

    Stationary equipment must bemounted 1 of 2 ways:

    10 -5

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    On legs with a 4 clearance between

    equipment base and the tabletop

    Sealed to the countertop

    Clean in Place equipmentsticky issue!

    Stationary tabletop equipment mustbe mounted 1 of 2 ways:

    10 - 6

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    Made from nonabsorbenthardwoods orsynthetic materials

    Free of seams and cracks

    Nontoxic

    Washed, rinsed, andsanitized between uses

    Cutting boards must be:

    10 - 7

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    Leakproof, waterproof,and pestproof

    Easy to clean

    Covered with tight-fitting lids

    Cleaned frequently,inside and out

    Garbage is wet waste and trash is dry waste.

    Pulpers grind up garbage and extract the water.

    Garbage containers must be:

    10 - 11

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    Cleaning Process

    Factors affecting the cleaning process

    Type of soil

    Condition of soil

    Water hardness interact with thedetergent, leaves deposits

    Water temperature

    Cleaning Agent and surface being cleaned

    Agitation or Pressure

    Length of treatment

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    Types of Cleaners

    Types of Cleaners

    Detergents surfactants: alkaline

    Solvent Cleaners

    high concentrationalkaline detergents

    Abrasive Cleaners silica that helps abrade

    soil

    Acid Cleaners used to remove things that

    do not respond to alkaline (ex: lime-away)

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    Sanitizing

    Heat Sanitizing 180 for 1 second (in dishwashers)or 171 for 30 seconds

    Chemical Sanitizing

    Chlorine

    50 ppm, corrosive and evaporatesrapidly when temp is above room temperature

    Iodine 12.5-25 ppm slightly corrosive to some metals at

    high temperatures, may stain

    Quats200 ppm Does not kill certain microorganisms,

    hard water interferes

    Choice of Sanitizer type comes down to economy and ease ofuse.

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    Cleaning Tools

    Brushessynthetic brushes (non

    porous)

    Scouring Pads

    not metal

    Mops and Brooms

    Towels non terry is best