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Food Establishment Inspection Written report |
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Institution Name Effort R Food | Let # 831 | Street Accost 123 Westward. Nowhere | City/Land Champaign, IL | Nothing Code 61820 | | Owner/Manager Matt Bennell | Purpose of Inspection Routine | | Date | 10/27/2020 | Time In | 11:00 AM | Fourth dimension Out | 01:00 PM | No. of Adventure Factor/Intervention Violations: 1 | Risk Category 1 | No. of Repeat Risk Factor/Intervention Violations: 0 | Inspection Consequence Green | |
FOODBORNE Affliction RISK FACTORS AND PUBLIC Wellness INTERVENTIONS
Circumvolve designated compliance status (IN, OUT, Due north/O, Northward/A) for each numbered detail IN=in compliance OUT=non in compliance N/O=not observed North/A=non applicable Mark "X" in advisable box for COS and/or R COS=corrected on-site during inspection R=repeat violation | Adventure factors are important practices or procedures identified every bit the nigh prevalent contributing factors of foodborne illness or injury. Public wellness interventions are control measures to preclude foodborne illness or injury. |
Compliance Condition | COS | R | SUPERVISION | i | IN | OUT | | | Person in charge present, demonstrates knowledge, and performs duties | | | 2 | IN | OUT | N/A | | Certified Food Protection Manager | | | EMPLOYEE HEALTH | 3 | IN | OUT | | | Direction, food employee and conditional employee; knowledge, responsibilities and reporting | | | 4 | IN | OUT | | | Proper use of restriction and exclusion | | | five | IN | OUT | | | Procedures for responding to vomiting and diarrheal events | | | GOOD Aseptic PRACTICES | 6 | IN | OUT | | Due north/O | Proper eating, tasting, drinking, or tobacco apply | | | 7 | IN | OUT | | N/O | No discharge from optics, olfactory organ, and mouth | | | PREVENTING CONTAMINATION By Easily | 8 | IN | OUT | | N/O | Hands clean & properly washed | | | nine | IN | OUT | Northward/A | North/O | No blank mitt contact with RTE nutrient or a pre-approved alternative procedure properly allowed | | | x | IN | OUT | | | Adequate handwashing sinks properly supplied and accessible | | | Approved SOURCE | 11 | IN | OUT | | | Food obtained from canonical source | | | 12 | IN | OUT | Due north/A | Due north/O | Food received at proper temperature | | | xiii | IN | OUT | | | Food in good condition, safe, & unadulterated | | | 14 | IN | OUT | N/A | N/O | Required records available: shellstock tags, parasite destruction | | | | PROTECTION FROM CONTAMINATION | xv | IN | OUT | N/A | N/O | Nutrient separated and protected | | | 16 | IN | OUT | N/A | | Food-contact surfaces: cleaned & sanitized | | | 17 | IN | OUT | | | Proper disposition of returned, previously served, reconditioned & unsafe food | | | Time/TEMPERATURE CONTROL FOR Condom | 18 | IN | OUT | N/A | N/O | Proper cooking time & temperatures | | | 19 | IN | OUT | N/A | N/O | Proper reheating procedures for hot holding | | | twenty | IN | OUT | Due north/A | N/O | Proper cooling time and temperature | | | 21 | IN | OUT | N/A | N/O | Proper hot holding temperatures | | | 22 | IN | OUT | N/A | N/O | Proper common cold holding temperatures | | | 23 | IN | OUT | North/A | Due north/O | Proper date marker and disposition | | | 24 | IN | OUT | N/A | N/O | Time as a Public Wellness Control; procedures & records | | | CONSUMER ADVISORY | 25 | IN | OUT | N/A | | Consumer advisory provided for raw/undercooked nutrient | | | HIGHLY SUSCEPTIBLE POPULATIONS | 26 | IN | OUT | N/A | | Pasteurized foods used; prohibited foods not offered | | | FOOD/Color ADDITIVES AND TOXIC SUBSTANCES | 27 | IN | OUT | N/A | | Food additives: canonical and properly used | | | 28 | IN | OUT | Northward/A | | Toxic substances properly identified, stored, & used | | | CONFORMANCE WITH APPROVED PROCEDURES | 29 | IN | OUT | N/A | | Compliance with variance/specialized procedure/HACCP | | | |
Good Retail Practices are preventative measures to control the addition of pathogens, chemicals, and physical objects into foods.
In the sections below, red circle=out of compliance Mark "X" in appropriate box for COS and/or R
COS
=corrected on site during inspection R
=repeat violation SAFE FOOD AND H2o | thirty | OUT | Pasteurized eggs used where required | | | 31 | OUT | H2o & water ice from approved source | | | 32 | OUT | Variance obtained for specialized processing methods | | | Nutrient TEMPERATURE CONTROL | 33 | OUT | Proper cooling methods used; adequate equipment for temperature control | | | 34 | OUT | Institute food properly cooked for hot holding | | | 35 | OUT | Canonical thawing methods used | | | 36 | OUT | Thermometers provided & accurate | | | Food IDENTIFICATION | 37 | OUT | Nutrient properly labeled; original container | | | PREVENTION OF FOOD Contagion | 38 | OUT | Insects, rodents, & animals non present | | | 39 | OUT | Contagion prevented during food preparation, storage & display | | | 40 | OUT | Personal cleanliness | | | 41 | OUT | Wiping cloths: properly used & stored | | | 42 | OUT | Washing fruits & vegetables | | | | PROPER Utilise OF UTENSILS | 43 | OUT | In-use utensils: properly stored | | | 44 | OUT | Utensils, equipment & linens: properly stored, dried, & handled | | | 45 | OUT | Single-apply/single-service articles: properly stored & used | | | 46 | OUT | Gloves used properly | | | UTENSILS, EQUIPMENT, AND VENDING | 47 | OUT | Food & not-food contact surfaces cleanable, properly designed, constructed & used | 10 | | 48 | OUT | Warewashing facilities: installed, maintained & used; test strips | | | 49 | OUT | Non-food contact surfaces clean | | | PHYSICAL FACILITIES | 50 | OUT | Hot & cold water bachelor; acceptable pressure | | | 51 | OUT | Plumbing installed; proper backflow devices | | | 52 | OUT | Sewage & waste material h2o properly disposed | | | 53 | OUT | Toilet facilities: properly constructed, supplied, & cleaned | | | 54 | OUT | Garbage & turn down properly tending; facilities maintained | | | 55 | OUT | Concrete facilities installed, maintained & clean | | | 56 | OUT | Adequate ventilation & lighting; designated areas used | | | EMPLOYEE TRAINING | 57 | OUT | All food employees have food handler grooming | | | 58 | OUT | Allergen preparation as required | | | |
Food Establishment Inspection Report |
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Institution Name: Try R Nutrient | Permit #: 831 |
Water Supply: Public Private Waste H2o Arrangement: Public Private
Sanitizer Type:: QUAT | PPM: Within specified range | Heat: Blank |
CFPM AND HACCP |
CFPM Verification (name, expiration engagement, ID#): |
Jane Doe Exp. Date: x/23/2022 ID #: 12345678 | Matt Bennell Exp. Date: 03/10/2025 ID #: 12345678 | | |
HACCP Topic: Cooking Time/Temperature |
TEMPERATURE OBSERVATIONS
Item/Location | Temp | Detail/Location | Temp | Item/Location | Temp |
Water ice Foam/Upright Freezer Units three/4 | 0.00°F | Frozen Pie/Upright Freezer Units 3/4 | 0.00°F | | |
Soup/Upright Freezer Units 5/6 | nine.00°F | Raspberry Mousse/Upright Freezer Units 1/2 | ix.00°F | Lemon Cake/Upright Freezer Units 1/ii | ix.00°F |
Beef/Upright Freezer Units 7/viii | 10.00°F | Lasagna/Upright Freezer Units 7/viii | 10.00°F | Cheese/New Walk-In Libation | 40.00°F |
Cheese Rarebit/New Walk-In Cooler | 39.00°F | Cooked and Cooled Craven/New Walk-In Cooler | 37.00°F | Craven Salad/New Walk-In Cooler | 38.00°F |
Foam Cheese Icing/New Walk-In Libation | 38.00°F | Asiago Pasta Salad/Old Walk-In Libation | 41.00°F | Cheese/Sometime Walk-In Cooler | 38.00°F |
Cream Cheese/Old Walk-In Cooler | 37.00°F | "Baby Bel" Cheese/Old Walk-In Libation | 38.00°F | | |
OBSERVATIONS AND CORRECTIVE Actions
Item No. | P | Pf | C | R | Violations cited in this written report must be corrected within the timeframes below. NRI=Side by side Routine Inspection | Correction Date |
ten | | X | | | half-dozen-301.xi: HANDWASHING SINK Provided with Manus Soap No soap found virtually the kitchen sink. COS: Person in Charge (Moving picture) refilled the lather dispenser. | COS |
47 | | | X | | 4-101.11 (B): Materials for Structure and Repair: Multiuse UTENSILS and FOOD-CONTACT SURFACES of EQUIPMENT: Durable, CORROSION-RESISTANT, and Nonabsorbent. The hand mixer was a household unit, not commercial, not approved. COS: The unit was condemned and marked with a sticker. | COS |
48 | | | Ten | | four-603.12 (A): Cleaning EQUIPMENT and UTENSILS: Precleaning-Scraped There was dried nutrient debris found on a stored/stacked stainless steel pan. | NRI |
49 | | | X | | 4-601.11(C): Non-Nutrient CONTACT SURFACES-EQUIPMENT: Clean The top of the "Majestic" brand oven was dusty. | NRI |
55 | | | X | | half dozen-501.12 (A): Concrete FACILITIES Cleaned As Oftentimes Every bit Necessary The floor was soiled: Under racks in the dry storage room; Nether the oven; Under the stove; Nether the ice car. The wall was soiled behind the dish machine. | NRI |
Inspection Comments | Annotation: The staff was properly wearing masks per the Governor'due south guild. Delight call with any questions. | |
Person in Accuse (Signature) Matt Bennell | Date: ten/27/2020 |
Environmental Health Specialist (Signature) Jim Roberts | Follow-up: Yes No Follow-upwards Engagement: |
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