Food Handler & Handbook Training

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Across
  1. 2. The removal of this is required when exiting the kitchen and using the restroom.
  2. 4. What should a food handler do after leaving and returning to the prep area?
  3. 5. On duty employees must swipe this for their daily shift meal.
  4. 8. Required from a physician if absent for more than 3 days when sick.
  5. 9. Food requiring time and temperature control to limit pathogen growth.
  6. 11. Notify this person when arriving more than 5 minutes late to shift.
  7. 12. Stand at least 300 feet away from the building during this type of emergency.
  8. 15. The process of heating food to a specific temperature to kill harmful microorganisms.
  9. 17. Possible outcome for those who don't adhere to rules/policies.
  10. 19. These are to be worn when handling any food which is to be prepped/served/cooked by employees.
  11. 21. Action must be done before changing into street clothes.
  12. 22. When are visitors allowed in the workplace?
  13. 24. The recommended method for thawing frozen food safely.
  14. 27. Personal belongings are to be kept in ____, and not carried or stored in the work area.
  15. 30. When receiving goods, assess their quality using appearance, texture, and odor.
  16. 31. Appropriate action for hot TCS food left unrefrigerated during a six-hour power outage.
  17. 32. These must be worn over facial hair when on duty.
  18. 33. Part of the plate a food handler should avoid touching when serving customers.
  19. 34. Expired, damaged, soiled, or incorrectly stored food are examples of ____ food.
  20. 36. Jewelry is a potential source of ____ contamination.
  21. 37. Milk, soy, eggs, wheat, fish, peanuts, shellfish, and tree nuts are major causes of adverse reactions
  22. 38. Prevent cross contamination by using separate _____ for customers with allergens.
  23. 39. A long sleeve shirt is only allowed ____ your uniform top.
Down
  1. 1. This station should have a garbage container, hot and cold water, signage, a way to dry hands, and soap.
  2. 3. Tool useful for checking the temperature of large or thick food.
  3. 6. Personal cell phones must only be used during this time.
  4. 7. Who should you clock in and out for?
  5. 10. Make sure to do this before taking your break.
  6. 13. The process of cooling hot food from 135F to 70F within two hours.
  7. 14. Food becomes unsafe from __ _______ abuse, cross- contamination, poor personal hygiene, poor cleaning and sanitizing.
  8. 16. Work shoes should be this color.
  9. 18. To maintain hygiene for opened or drained infected wounds, cuts, and boils
  10. 20. Food that can be eaten without further: preparation, washing, and cooking
  11. 23. This number of rings is allowed on each hand. (ex: 5=five)
  12. 25. Self service areas are vulnerable to this.
  13. 26. Store ready- to eat- food on this shelf.
  14. 28. Nametags must be worn on this side of the uniform shirt.
  15. 29. SIU is a ____ - free campus.
  16. 32. How frequently are paychecks received?
  17. 35. Unacceptable action in sinks for food prep or waste water.