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    Certificate / Diploma in Food Preparation

    Kitchen & Cooking BasicsKitchen & Cooking BasicsKitchen & Cooking Basics

    3.4 Safety at Work3.4 Safety at Work

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    Session Objectives

    Session ObjectivesSession Objectives

    By the end of the session you will be able to

    Identify the Importance of Safety List the Causes of Accidents & Prevention

    De-mystify Occupational Safety & Safe Food

    Handling Procedures

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    Importance of SafetyImportance of SafetyImportance of Safety

    Utmost Necessity

    Positive image for the guests Proper functioning

    Ease in operations Creating secure environment

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    Safety at WorkSafety at WorkSafety at Work

    Causes Of Accidents

    Haste Carelessness

    Ignorance/Lack of knowledge

    Unsafe methods /procedures of work

    Avoiding safety uniforms and tools

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    Prevention of AccidentsPrevention of AccidentsPrevention of Accidents

    Dont make haste

    Be careful Acquire knowledge of safety methods

    Use sharp knives as blunt knives tend to slip &cause cuts

    Keep cutting edge of knife away from body

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    Prevention of AccidentsPrevention of AccidentsPrevention of Accidents

    Dont put knives in sinks

    Dont try to catch dropping knife let it fall Dont play with knives

    Keep knives in their stands or drawers Store heavier things at bottom shelves lighter

    things at upper shelves

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    Prevention of AccidentsPrevention of AccidentsPrevention of Accidents

    Use correct posture for lifting goods from

    ground Any spillage of food on floor should be cleaned

    immediately

    Wet floor must be marked boldly

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    Prevention of AccidentsPrevention of AccidentsPrevention of Accidents

    Dont use wet duster to clean electrical

    switches Keep fire extinguishers handy

    Use right extinguisher for different fires

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    Occupational Safety &

    Health Measures

    Occupational Safety &Occupational Safety &

    Health MeasuresHealth Measures Cuts

    Use sharp knives & appropriate knives for useWhile cutting keep cutting edge of knives away

    from body

    Keep handles of knives clean & free of grease

    Dont try to catch falling knife

    Use folded napkin while opening an oyster

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    Occupational SafetyOccupational SafetyOccupational Safety

    Burns

    Always wear cotton clothes in kitchens

    Use gloves or thick dusters to handle hot utensils

    /trays

    Dont pour water over fire of oil in a fryer but cut airsupply

    Dont pour water in hot oil to cool oil or to check

    heat of oil

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    Occupational SafetyOccupational SafetyOccupational Safety

    Falls

    Walking on wet & slippery floor

    Uneven broken floors

    Carrying too bulky and heavy things

    Walking on peels of vegetable and fruits

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    Ten Rules for Safe Food HandlingTen Rules for Safe Food HandlingTen Rules for Safe Food Handling

    1. Strict Personal Hygiene Of All Employees

    Required2. Identify all potentially hazardous food items

    on the menu, explain the safe methods to

    handle them

    3. Obtain Food And Other Supplies From

    Reputable Suppliers

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    Ten Rules for Safe Food HandlingTen Rules for Safe Food HandlingTen Rules for Safe Food Handling

    4. Observe Strict Time - Temperature Controls ForPreventing

    5. Cross contamination in storing and handling foodprepared in advance

    6. Avoid cross contamination of raw and rte foods fromhands, equipments and utensils; Clean and sanitize

    7. Cook or re-process foods to above the safe minimumtemperatures

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    Ten Rules for Safe Food HandlingTen Rules for Safe Food HandlingTen Rules for Safe Food Handling

    8. Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold. Store

    or hold foods at 60c or higher or at 4.4c orlower

    9. Chill Cooked Food To 4.4c Within 04 Hrs Or

    Lower

    10. Reheat Foods To A Product Internal

    Temperature Of At Least 73.9c For At Least15 Seconds Within Two Hours

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    RecapRecapRecap

    Now you are able to: -

    Identify the Importance of Safety List the Causes of Accidents & Prevention

    De-mystify Occupational Safety & Safe Food

    Handling Procedures