Food Safety Cleaning Schedule
Food Safety Cleaning Schedule
Keeping a clean and sanitized food environment is quintessential in preventing contamination. This is especially important in areas where food handling, preparation, and storage take place. Below is a systematic schedule designed to achieve this objective effectively.
|
Task |
Frequency |
Responsibility |
|---|---|---|
|
Clean food preparation areas |
After every use |
Kitchen Staff |
|
Sanitize food preparation surfaces |
Twice daily |
Sanitation department |
|
Dispose of garbage |
End of every shift |
Sanitation department |
|
Sanitize cutlery and dishes |
After every use |
Dishwashers |
|
Inspect food storage areas |
Every week |
Food safety officer |
|
Clean walk-in refrigerators |
Every month |
Sanitation department |
|
Replace cleaning supplies |
As needed |
Procurement department |
|
Deep cleaning of the entire establishment |
Every six months |
Sanitation department |
|
Replenish restroom supplies |
Every week |
Sanitation department |
Remark: Regular cleaning and sanitation are essential to maintain food safety standards and prevent contamination. All staff members should be trained on proper cleaning procedures and use appropriate cleaning products. Inspections should be conducted regularly to ensure compliance with hygiene standards.
Prepared By: [YOUR NAME]
