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Employee Illness Log

Employee Nature of Date & Time of Date & Time Comments/Action Supervisor
Name Illness departure of return Taken Initials

Joe Food Service diarrhea 1/1 2:00pm 1/3 8:30am Was treated by doctor R.M.

Remember: Employees should notify their supervisor if they have a severe cold, diarrhea, vomiting,
jaundice, or a sore throat with fever.
Anyone who is sick with these symptoms must NOT work with food or food contact items/surfaces.
Daily Sanitizer Checklist
Check method of sanitation:
High Temperature Machine (min. 180°F on the gauge, and 160°F at plate level)
Low Temperature Machine (with Chlorine at 50 ppm minimum or Quat at 200 ppm minimum)
Manually with:
Chlorine (minimum 50 ppm) contact for at least 7 seconds
Quaternary Ammonium (minimum 200 ppm) contact for at least 30 seconds
Iodine (minimum 12.5 ppm) contact for at least 30 seconds

Date Time Dishwasher Manual Sanitizing Corrective action


Initials
(ppm or temp) (ppm) (if needed)
e.g. 1/1 9:00 a.m. 100 ppm chlorine N/A None needed R.M.
1/1 4:00 p.m. 0 ppm chlorine N/A Maintenance corrected problem J.F.

Sanitizing reduces bacterial contamination to safe levels through adequate heat or chemical treatment.
Hot Holding / Cold Holding Temperature Log
Date Hot/Cold Holding Menu Item A.M. Temp P.M. Temp Initials
Unit
e.g. 1/1 Walk-in Cooler Diced Tomatoes 38°F 41°F JD
1/1 Steam Table Mashed Potatoes 147°F 135°F JD

Remember: Hot Foods should be held at or above 135°F


Cold Foods should be held at or below 41°F
Cooking Temperature Log
Date Food Item Time/Temperature Attained Minimum Required Temperature Initials
e.g. 1/6 Chicken Breast 11:30 a.m. 194°F 165°F R.M.
1/6 Salsbury Steak 2:00 p.m. 175°F 155°F J.F.

165°F Minimum: For raw poultry, poultry products, stuffed meats


155°F Minimum: For raw ground beef, ground pork, and other ground meat products
145°F Minimum: For raw beef roasts, pork roasts, fish, shellfish, veal, eggs
Cooling Log
Cooling Start Pre-cooling Method of Time B (within Time C (within
Date Food Item Temp B Final Temp C Initials
Time A Temp A cooling 2 hours of start) 6 hours of start)
Divided, then
e.g. 1/1 Beef Roast 9:00 a.m. 168°F 11:00 a.m. 69°F 1:30 p.m. 39°F R.M.
refrigerated

Remember: Potentially Hazardous Foods must be cooled from 135°F to an internal temperature of 70°F within
two hours and from 70°F to 41°F within an additional 4 hours (total of 6 hours).
Receiving Temperature Log
date product temperature supplier initials comments
e.g. 1/1 milk 37°F moo milk BC order short 2 gal chocolate
Reheating Temperature Log
Initial Method of Finish Final
Date Food Item Start Time Initials/ corrective action
Temp reheating Time Temp
e.g. 1/1 Chili 9:00 AM 38°F Stove top 10:30 AM 185°F R.M.

Remember: Potentially Hazardous Foods must be reheated to 165°F or above within 2 hours.
Catering Food Delivery Log
Catering Company Information:
Delivery Location:
Date:
Time & Temp when
Time & Temp when
Food Item Initials received at off-site Initials Comments or action taken
packaged for delivery
location
e.g. Chicken Nuggets 10:00am 155°F J.D. 11:00am 150°F M.J.

Remember: During transportation of Potentially Hazardous Foods, always maintain temperature above 135°F or below
41°F.

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