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Food service industry standard operating procedures (SOPs) are written practices and policies that describe how your establishment will produce safe food. SOPs are a key component of your overall food safety program.
An SOP for the safe thawing of meat in a meat-processing facility might read as follows: Policy: All food-processing employees must ensure that meat remains at a safe temperature to avoid pathogenic contamination and reduce the risk of transmitting foodborne diseases to the public.
It includes temperature monitoring, inventory checks, and waste management to maintain food quality and comply with health regulations. The third SOP details cleaning and sanitation protocols, covering daily cleaning schedules, sanitizing procedures, and pest control.
Kitchen Opening Kitchen opening tasks include: Turning on basic utilities (e.g., lights, ventilation, etc.) Pre-heating kitchen equipment (e.g., ovens, broilers, griddles, etc.) Checking and logging temperatures of refrigerator and freezer units.
Food service industry standard operating procedures (SOPs) are written practices and policies that describe how your establishment will produce safe food. SOPs are a key component of your overall food safety program. SOPs include specific details of how a policy will be implemented including: Who will perform the task.
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Kitchen Closing Procedures All fridges and storage areas are left in a clean, tidy manner. Floors are thoroughly cleaned and mopped. All sinks are empty and cleaned and the wash-up area is closed. All food preparation and production areas are cleaned. All rubbish is removed and disposed of correctly.
A standard operating procedure (SOP) is a set of step-by-step instructions compiled by an organization to help workers carry out routine operations. SOPs aim to achieve efficiency, quality output, and uniformity of performance, while reducing miscommunication and failure to comply with industry regulations.
Your kitchen policies and procedures should cover topics such as food safety, hygiene, sanitation, equipment, inventory, purchasing, storage, preparation, cooking, plating, service, waste management, health and safety, emergency, staff roles and responsibilities, training, evaluation, communication, and feedback.

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