Food Manufacturing SOP Template

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Food Manufacturing SOP Template

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Inspection

Purpose

This SOP helps to prevent or minimize contamination of food by employees.

Scope

This SOP is applied to all employees working in a food facility and deals with:- Handhygiene- Cleaning and sanitizing food contact surfaces

Procedure for Handwashing

Roll up your sleeves and expose your wrists.

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Wet your hands and wrists under warm water and apply soap from a dispenser.

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Rub your hands together. Scrub for at least 20 seconds. Make sure to scrub fingertips and wrists as well as in between your fingers.

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Rinse hands and wrists under warm water.

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Dry hands with a clean paper towel.

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Turn off the water tap using the paper towel.

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Discard the used paper towel in the dust bin.

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Procedure for Cleaning and Sanitizing Food Contact Surfaces

Remove all food products and packaging from surfaces which you prepare food on before cleaning.

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Remove food remains as well as any soil.

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Wipe the food contact surface with hot water.

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Prepare your cleaning solution.

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Apply the cleaning solution, using a brush to remove any leftover soil from the surface.

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Let the solution sit on the surface for 10 minutes.

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Rinse the surface with water.

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Check your equipment and all surfaces for food residues.

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Sanitize all food contact surfaces with the chemical solution.

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Completion

Full Name and Signature of Auditor

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