7. Temperature Control for Food Safety
● Safe Cooking Temperatures
● Importance of Chilling and Freezing
● Hot Holding and Reheating Guidelines
8. Cleaning and Sanitation
● Cleaning vs. Sanitizing
● Proper Cleaning Techniques
● Use of Sanitizers and Disinfectants
9. What is Occupational Health & Safety?
● Definition and Scope of OH&S
● Importance in the Workplace
● Legal and Ethical Responsibilities
10. Risk Assessment in the Workplace
● Identifying Potential Hazards
● Assessing Risks
● Implementing Control Measures
11. OH&S Measures for Food Industry
● Machine and Equipment Safety
● Chemical Handling and Storage
● Emergency Preparedness and Response
12. Ergonomics in the Kitchen
● Importance of Proper Posture
● Design of Workstations
● Prevention of Repetitive Strain Injuries
13. Training and Education
● Employee Training Programs
● Continuous Education and Updates
● Importance of OH&S Training
14. Monitoring and Improving OH&S
● Regular Safety Audits
● Reporting and Investigating Incidents
● Continuous Improvement Strategies
15. Conclusion and Recap
● Summary of Food Hygiene Practices
● Recap of OH&S Measures
● Encouragement for Ongoing Vigilance
16. Questions and Further Resources
● Open Floor for Questions
● Additional Resources for Further Learning
● Contact Information for OH&S Authorities
17. Quiz: Food Hygiene and Occupational Health & Safety
Measures
● Explain the significance of food hygiene in the food industry and its impact
on public health.
● Describe three key principles of food hygiene and provide examples of how
they can be implemented in a kitchen setting
● What is the importance of personal hygiene in food handling? Discuss two
specific personal hygiene practices that should be followed by food
handlers.
● Explain the concept of cross-contamination prevention in the context of
food hygiene. Provide three strategies that can be used to prevent cross-
contamination in a kitchen
● Discuss the importance of temperature control for food safety. Explain the
safe cooking temperatures for different types of food and provide
guidelines for chilling, freezing, hot holding, and reheating.