Risk Action Control Plan

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For example, “Hamburgers are being cooked to 130 degrees F.” Uncontrolled Process / Hazard examples Uncontrolled Process Food Source Freezing Cooking Cooling Reheating Hot Holding Cold Holding Thawing Cleaning Sanitizing Employee Health Employee Hygiene Bare Hand Contact Knowledge of the Person in Charge Hazard Presence of pathogenic microorganisms, toxins produced by microorganisms, and/or chemical contaminants Failure to destroy parasites, prevent growth of pathogenic microorganisms Failure to destroy pathogenic microorganisms Failure to prevent growth of pathogenic microorganisms Failure to destroy pathogenic microorganisms Failure to prevent growth of pathogenic microorganisms Failure to prevent growth of pathogenic microorganisms Failure to prevent growth of pathogenic microorganisms Failure to prevent the transfer of pathogenic microorganisms from a soiled surface to a clean food contact surface or directly onto food Failure to destroy pathogenic microorganisms that may remain on a food contact surface after cleaning Failure to prevent communicable diseases from being transmitted to food by infected employees Failure to prevent the introduction of foreign objects into food prevent the possibility of transmitting disease through food Failure to prevent the possibility of transmitting disease through food Failure to designate a person to be in charge of food safety operations, to be knowledgeable about foodborne disease prevention Critical Limit: The critical limit is the standard for each control measure to be applied for the purpose of eliminating, preventing, or minimizing a hazard..

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