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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Arkansas Department of Health Employee Temperature Log in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the location where the temperature log is being recorded. This is essential for tracking purposes.
  3. Next, specify the month and year for which you are logging temperatures. Accurate dating ensures compliance with record-keeping requirements.
  4. Select the type of storage unit you are monitoring: Walk-In Cooler, Freezer, Refrigerator, or Dry. This helps categorize your data effectively.
  5. For each entry, fill in the date and time of the temperature reading. Consistency in timing is crucial for maintaining food safety standards.
  6. Record the temperature observed in the appropriate field. Ensure that it aligns with recommended temperature ranges for each storage type.
  7. Sign off on each entry to validate your recordings. This adds accountability to your log.
  8. Finally, add any comments if necessary, providing additional context or notes regarding specific readings or conditions.

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Check the temperature at least every four hours and toss the food if it is within the temperature danger zone. Temping the food more often like every two hours allows you to take corrective action if needed. You can hold hot and cold foods without temperature control if you follow certain guidelines.
LITTLE ROCK Governor Asa Hutchinson today announced the appointment of Jennifer Dillaha, M.D. as Director of the Department of Health.
When employees consistently record the same temperature in a hot-holding log, it usually indicates a misunderstanding of their task instead of equipment failure. This behavior suggests that workers may not be actively checking temperatures at required intervals.

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Once a food is heated or cooked, the food must be maintained at a temperature to or limit the growth of pathogens (disease-causing organisms). The correct hot holding temperature is 135F or above.
Food temperature should be measured every 2 hours when using a hot holding station to prevent bacterial growth and ensure safety. This practice helps maintain food above the safe temperature of 140F.
Prepackaged foods that do not require refrigeration such as chips, candy bars, canned/bottled beverages that are sold unopened may be sold without a permit from the Department of Health.
Foods that have been held at less than 60C for less than 2 hours can be reheated to +74C and replaced in the unit. Foods that have been at less than 60C for more than 2 hours must be discarded. Advise a supervisor if proper temperatures cannot be maintained.

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