2. CRTICAL CONTROLCRTICAL CONTROL
POINTSPOINTS
Focus on Foodborne Disease Risk FactorsFocus on Foodborne Disease Risk Factors
What do you absolutely have to do correctly to makeWhat do you absolutely have to do correctly to make
the food safe?the food safe?
If this step is not doneIf this step is not done
right, people could get sickright, people could get sick
Is there a step later that would make the food safe?Is there a step later that would make the food safe?
4. CRTICAL CONTROLCRTICAL CONTROL
POINT GUIDELINESPOINT GUIDELINES
Ask yourself . . .Ask yourself . . .
At this step of preparation, can:At this step of preparation, can:
- food become contaminated?- food become contaminated?
- contaminated increase?- contaminated increase?
- contaminants survive?- contaminants survive?
Can this hazard be prevented through correctiveCan this hazard be prevented through corrective
action(s)?action(s)?
5. CRITICAL CONTROLCRITICAL CONTROL
POINTPOINT
GUIDELINESGUIDELINES
Can this hazard be prevented, eliminated, or reduced byCan this hazard be prevented, eliminated, or reduced by
steps taken later in the preparation process?steps taken later in the preparation process?
Can you monitor the critical control point (CCP)?Can you monitor the critical control point (CCP)?
• Check periodically how things are goingCheck periodically how things are going
6. CRTICAL CONTROLCRTICAL CONTROL
POINT GUIDELINESPOINT GUIDELINES
How will you measure the CCP?
• If you can’t measure it, you can’t correct it and it
can’t be a CCP!
Can you document the CCP?
• Records of action taken
7. CRTICAL CONTROLCRTICAL CONTROL
POINTPOINT
ExamplesExamples
Ready to eat foods kept below 41 degrees F till servedReady to eat foods kept below 41 degrees F till served
Ground beef cooked to 155Ground beef cooked to 155oo
F for 15 secs.F for 15 secs.
Poultry cooked to 165Poultry cooked to 165oo
F for 15 secs.F for 15 secs.