Hospitality terms
Across
- 3. Any source of potential damage, injury, or negative health effect.
- 5. Transfer of harmful bacteria from raw to ready-to-eat foods.
- 6. Safety device used to suppress small fires before evacuation.
- 8. Process of evaluating potential workplace risks and hazards.
- 10. Barrier protection used when handling ready-to-eat foods.
- 11. Category of tools that includes knives and broken glass.
- 12. Step following cleaning to destroy microorganisms on food-contact surfaces.
- 13. Microorganism that causes foodborne illness if ingested.
- 15. Immediate response provided for cuts, burns, or fainting incidents.
- 17. Essential gear like gloves, masks, or aprons that reduce exposure to hazards.
Down
- 1. Thermal injuries, commonly from hot oil, steam, or equipment.
- 2. Multiple cases of food poisoning linked to a common source.
- 4. Protective garment worn to reduce contamination risk from clothing.
- 7. Initial WHS onboarding training for new hospitality staff.
- 9. Critical factor in the "danger zone" concept for safe food storage.
- 14. Key principle involving regular handwashing and personal cleanliness.
- 16. Floor condition that creates a high risk for falls and injury.