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Food Facility Inspections

Food Facility Inspections. Riverside County Environmental Health. Types of Food Facilities. 100% Pre-packaged Mobile food facilities Limited service Temporary food facilities Full service. Inspection Frequency. 3 times per year Restaurants, bakeries, markets, liquor stores

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Food Facility Inspections

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  1. Food Facility Inspections Riverside County Environmental Health

  2. Types of Food Facilities • 100% Pre-packaged • Mobile food facilities • Limited service • Temporary food facilities • Full service

  3. Inspection Frequency • 3 times per year • Restaurants, bakeries, markets, liquor stores • 2 times per year • Unpackaged food carts • 1 per year • Schools, senior nutrition, produce stands, vehicles, vending machines • Additional Inspections

  4. Inspection Focus • Each inspection should be risk-based • Consider risk factors • What causes illness? • Ask open-ended questions • Major violations • Minor violations

  5. The Inspection • Before you begin… • Are you prepared? • Have you read the history? • From the outside • Dumpster enclosures, sewer clean-outs, litter and junk, openings

  6. The Inspection • Introduce yourself • Ask to speak to the manager • Provide I.D. and business card • Explain your reason for being there • Survey the kitchen • Wash your hands and thermocouple- you are the example

  7. The Inspection • Personal Safety • Slip & trip • Confined spaces • Sharp edges • Angry operators • Alternatives

  8. The Inspection • Food Preparation Areas • Watch employees work for several minutes • Cross- contamination • Hand washing • Bare-hand contact • Personal hygiene • Wiping cloth control • Return if no active food preparation

  9. The Inspection • Food Preparation Areas • Take temperatures of PHF’s • Record food type and temperature • Probe and refrigerator therms. in place • Evaluate food protection • Foods uncovered, stacked containers, stored properly • Overall cleanliness

  10. The Inspection • Dry storage • Closed, labeled containers • Circulation • Insects or rodents • Walk-in refrigerators • Temperature • Food storage • condensate

  11. The Inspection • Dishwashing Areas • 3 compartment sink • Wash/ rinse/sanitize/air dry • Mechanical • High temperature • Chemical

  12. The Inspection • Ice Machines • Ice is food • Vermin attraction • Bins covered • Condensate • Storage inside

  13. The Inspection • Cleaning supplies • Separate from all food and utensils • Toxics labeled • Janitorial sink unobstructed • Mop and broom storage

  14. The Inspection • Employee restrooms • No food or utensil storage • Hand sink, soap, towels • Ventilation • Certifications and permits • Environmental Health Permit • Food Manager Certification • Riverside County Food Worker Certification

  15. The Inspection • Write • Organize notes in order of greatest risk • Write report and score • Review • Review the report with manager • Point out major violations • Run • Change grade if necessary • Run away (if necessary)

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