The document provides cleaning and sanitation procedures for a packing machine and staff hygiene at a food production facility. It outlines cleaning areas, materials, frequencies and step-by-step procedures. For the packing machine, areas are cleaned daily using detergent, disinfectant and water, with parts disassembled and cleaned separately. Staff hygiene procedures require washing, sanitizing and showering daily and when changing tasks, as well as wearing appropriate protective clothing and ensuring hair does not contact food. Proper handwashing and sanitizing techniques are also outlined.
The document provides cleaning and sanitation procedures for a packing machine and staff hygiene at a food production facility. It outlines cleaning areas, materials, frequencies and step-by-step procedures. For the packing machine, areas are cleaned daily using detergent, disinfectant and water, with parts disassembled and cleaned separately. Staff hygiene procedures require washing, sanitizing and showering daily and when changing tasks, as well as wearing appropriate protective clothing and ensuring hair does not contact food. Proper handwashing and sanitizing techniques are also outlined.
The document provides cleaning and sanitation procedures for a packing machine and staff hygiene at a food production facility. It outlines cleaning areas, materials, frequencies and step-by-step procedures. For the packing machine, areas are cleaned daily using detergent, disinfectant and water, with parts disassembled and cleaned separately. Staff hygiene procedures require washing, sanitizing and showering daily and when changing tasks, as well as wearing appropriate protective clothing and ensuring hair does not contact food. Proper handwashing and sanitizing techniques are also outlined.
Direct contact Revision Date POES Washing and sanitizing of: Packing Page machine Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by: Signature: Signature: Signature: I. AIM Eliminate and remove any residue from the completion of the process, through efficient cleaning and sanitation. II. RESPONSIBILITIES Operator: responsible for cleaning and sanitizing the equipment III. FREQUENCY Daily, after use IV. MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT Alkaline detergent abrasive sponge Disinfectants Hose Water steam Paper towels for drying Atomizer. Buckets
V. CLEANING AREAS Baler
VI. PROCEDURE Cleaning:
1. Perform a pre-rinse with cold water, being careful not
to wet the electrical system.
2. The operator will disassemble all removable parts and wash
them separately.
3. The surfaces are rubbed with an alkaline detergent solution
(Linear Sodium Sulfonate at a solution of 50 g per liter of water) recommended for manual use at a temperature of 40 °C and 50 °C.
4. It is rinsed with cold potable water and the disassembled and
cleaned parts are reassembled.
Disinfection:
1. An iodinated disinfectant solution (Quimant) is applied, at a
concentration of 3 per thousand (30cc per 10 liters of water). 2. Leave to act for 5 min. 1. Residues of disinfectant solution are rinsed away.
2. Dry with paper cloths.
II. OPERATIONAL POES Code Direct contact Revision Date POES Washing and sanitizing: Staff hygiene Page Prepared by: Reviewed by: Approved by: Signature: Signature: Signature: I. AIM Physically protect the worker against possible external effects by applying hygiene standards during working hours and ensure a safe product. II. RESPONSIBILITIES All plant personnel III. FREQUENCY Daily: when changing activity or operation IV. MATERIALS AND Gloves EQUIPMENT Coping Apron Iodized Soap Water Boots Showers Sanitary facilities Paper Hand sanitizer V. CLEANING AREAS Raw material reception area Pasteurization area setting area Molding area Salting area Packing area VI. PROCEDURE Personal hygiene must be done before and after the procedure, also when leaving the bathrooms. 1. Wash with plenty of water 2. Use soap (bioland) 3. Rinse with plenty of water 4. Then we use the BIOGEL ANTISEPTIC hand sanitizer with triclosan- based emollients, it does not require subsequent rinsing with a residual power of 4 to 6 Additional considerations: Put on appropriate clothing for the operation. Food industry workers will wear clothing that after use must be washed and dried inside the plant. Staff must shower upon leaving and entering work, in order to standardize the level of hygiene and sanitation of all those who work in the food handling area of the plant. In showers, protection against fungus or athlete's foot should be provided, using first generation quaternary ammonium. Wash your hands thoroughly and sanitize them if necessary to protect against contamination with undesirable microorganisms, before starting or each time you are away and return to work. Fingernails are a warehouse for microorganisms when they are not properly cut, clean or disinfected. Iodized soap should be used that provides at least an available iodine residual of 68 ppm. Every month it should be alternated with a quaternary ammonium soap at levels of 500 ppm. That prevent contamination with bacteria. Maintenance of gloves, if they are used in handling food, intact, clean and in sanitary conditions. Gloves must be made of a material that does not allow sweat to transfer from the hands to the food or from it to the hands, that is, waterproof and resistant to the type of work being done. Appropriately and effectively don a hairnet, headbands, caps, beard covers or other effective items that restrict hair contact with food.