Safe Facilities and Pest Management

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What is a plan review?

When the health department reviews your construction plans for your restaurant

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What do you need to complete a plan review?

A site plan, floor plan, mechanical plan, and a reflected ceiling plan

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What does a site plan show?

The physical location of your restaurant and the other buildings surrounding it

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What does a floor plan show?

It’s a blueprint that shows the exact locations of equipment and other rooms of your establishment

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What does a mechanical plan show?

They’re usually done by an engineer and show how everything regarding plumbing, electrical, and gas lines connect

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What is a reflected ceiling plan?

A plan that shows the perspective of laying down and looking at the ceiling to plan how your establishment’s lights and ventilation systems will work

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What is the most important thing to do when drawing plans for your establishment?

Everything must be written down on paper

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Where should your plans be submitted when they’re finished?

To your county’s environmental management department

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What does EMD stand for?

Environmental Management Department

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How do commercial kitchens need to be designed?

They must be designed with structural safety, mechanical safety, and food safety in mind

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What does BID stand for?

Building Inspection Department

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What happens after the EMD reviews your establishment’s building plans?

The plans get sent to the BID for review

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Why does the local BID need to review your building plans?

It must be approved by them before you can start construction

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What happens after you finish building the establishment?

The EMD comes to inspect the building

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What do you need to get from the EMD after the health insepection?

Permits to run the establishment

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What is the most important thing about permits?

They must be renewed and kept up to date

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What is the requirement of floors, walls, and ceilings?

They must be made from a smooth, durable material that can be cleaned easily

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Coving

An architectural feature that creates a curved surface where walls and the floor meet

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Why is it recommended to have coving as a part of your establishment?

It makes cleaning more efficient and prevents buildup of debris

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What is the radius that coving must be marked with

3/8” radius

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What are the general requirements for equipment that will come into contact with food?

It must be nonabsorbent, smooth, and corrosion resistant, easy to clean, durable, and resistant to damage

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What should you do if your equipment no longer meets the EMD’s standards?

Repair or replace it.

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What is the most important thing to keep in mind when selecting equipment for your establishment?

It must be approved for commercial use

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What are the general standards for equipment?

It must be durable, smooth, and easy to clean

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How can you tell if your equipment is approved for commercial use?

Look for certification symbols

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What are the three most common certification marks?

NSF, UL EPH classified, and ETL Sanitation

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What symbol is this?

NSF

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What symbol is this?

UL EPH Classified

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What symbol is this?

ETL Sanitation

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What does ANSI stand for?

American National Standards Institute

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What does ANAB stand for?

ANSI National Accreditation Board

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What does ANSI do?

Develop and set standards

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What does ANAB do?

Validates and accredits third party organizations

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What are the requirements for floor-mounted equipment?

It must be mounted on legs at least 6 inches off the floor or be sealed to a masonry base

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What are the requirements for tabletop equipment?

It must be mounted on legs that are at least 4 inches off the ground or sealed to the counter top

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Who should install, maintain, and repair your equipment?

Professionals who are familiar with commercial restaurant equipment

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When should equipment be replaced?

When it’s worn, deteriorated, unsafe, not working properly, or difficult to clean

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What do you need to decide when considering a dishwashing machine?

Leasing one or purchasing one to own

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What are the two types of dishwashing machines?

High-temp and low-temp

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What does a high-temp dishwashing machine do?

Uses only detergent for cleaning and hot water for sanitizing dishes

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What temperature is the water inside a high-temp machine

165F to 185F depending on the style

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What does a high-temp dishwasher need?

A dedicated hood or special ventilation system to prevent steam from condensing on the ceiling.

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What does a low-temp dishwashing machine do?

They use detergents and chemicals for cleaning and sanitizing dishes

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What temperature is the water in a low-temp dishwasher?

It must be at least 120F

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How does leasing a dishwasher work?

You pay a company based on a fixed maximum amount of washes

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What does the monthly fee include when leasing a dishwasher?

Maintenance as well as approved detergents and chemicals

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How does owning a dishwasher work?

You’re responsible for servicing and supplying it

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What are the guidelines for owning your dishwasher?

You must make sure that it will measure water pressure, chemical concentrations, and water temperature and show the readings in plain view

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Where should the requirements of your dishwasher be posted?

On the machine where the operator can easily see it

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What is the most important thing to consider when purchasing a three-compartment sink?

They must be large enough to hold your largest equipment

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Where do hand-washing stations need to be placed?

Food prep areas, bathrooms, dishwashing areas, and food service areas

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What are the 5 components that a hand-washing station must have?

Potable water of at least 85F, soap, a way to dry hands, a garbage can, and signage

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What are the most important guidelines for handwashing sinks?

They must only be used for washing hands and never blocked

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What is the most important guideline for break areas?

They must be located in a place where no food, utensils, or equipment cannot be contaminated

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What is the most important guideline for restrooms?

They must be located conveniently, kept clean and sanitized, and have self-closing doors

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What are some guidelines for water and plumbing in your establishment?

Only licensed plumbers are maintaining the plumbing and potable water comes from an approved source

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What are the four places potable water can come from?

Approved public water mains, regularly tested private sources, closed portable water containers, and water transport vehicles

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cross-conection

A link where contaminated water can come into contact with the clean water supply

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Backflow

The flow of dirty water into the clean water supply

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Backsiphonage

A vacuum created in the plumbing system that sucks contaminants back into the water supply

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How can you prevent backsiphonage?

Install a vacuum breaker or creating an air gap over or under the sink

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What is a vacuum breaker?

A valve that has a plunger

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How can you prevent grease from clogging the pipes?

Install grease traps

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What are guidelines for grease traps?

They must be installed and maintained by a licensed plumber, easy to access, and cleaned regularly

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Where should wastewater be disposed?

Into an approved sewage system

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What area of the establishment requires the most lighting?

Food prep areas

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What area of the building requires a 50ft candle light intensity?

Food prep areas

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What areas of the building require a 20ft candle light intensity?

Self-service areas, bathrooms, equipment storage areas, and inside some equipment

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What area of an establishment requires a 10ft candle light intensity?

Walk-in refrigeration units and dry storage areas

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What do ventilation systems do?

They improve air quality as well as reduce grease and condensation buildup

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What are the requirements for maintaining ventilation systems?

Grease collectors should be checked, drained, and cleaned daily and vents should be washed at least once a week

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How often should your ventilation system be steam cleaned?

At least once a year by a professional

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What are the requirements for indoor garbage containers?

They must be easy to clean, pest-proof, waterproof, and leakproof

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Where should garbage containers be cleaned?

Outside and away from food prep areas

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What are the requirements for outdoor garbage containers?

They must be kept as far away from the establishment as possible, kept on concrete or asphalt, and be closed and have their drain plugs covered at all times

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When should you clean up messes from outdoor garbage containers?

Immediately

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What is an imminent health hazard?

A serious threat or danger to the health of customers or staff

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What are some examples of imminent health hazards?

Apparent foodborne illnesses outbreaks, power outage, fire, contaminated water or lack of clean water, floods, or sewage backup

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What should you do if your refrigeration unit fails?

Establish time and temperature control and discard any products that have been time-temperature abused

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What should you do if you don’t know the rules about animals on the premises?

Check with your regulatory authority

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What is the goal of pest management?

To keep pests out of the establishment

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What should you do if pests enter your establishment?

Deny them access to food and shelter

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How can pests enter your establishment?

Through deliveries or small openings

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How can you prevent pests from entering your establishment?

Working with a PCO, examining deliveries, cleaning, sanitizing, and repairing any holes and cracks in your establishment

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What does PCO stand for?

Pest Control Opperator

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How can you establish a relationship with a PCO?

Consult them before a pest invasion happens by having them spray monthly or check traps

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What are the signs of a rodent infestation?

Damaged packaging that looks like it was chewed on, droppings, nests, or actually seeing a rodent

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What do new mouse droppings look like?

Bright and shiny

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What do old mouse droppings look like?

Dull and gray

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What are signs of roach infestation?

You see it, smell a strong oily odor, and you see roach droppings

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What do roach droppings look like?

Spilled pepper in places where you should not see spilled pepper

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Why is it concerning to see a roach with the lights on?

Because roaches are nocturnal creatures and prefer the dark

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What should you do if you see any signs of an infestation?

Call your PCO and have them come immediately