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Revisions Rules and Regulations Food Service Chapter 290-5-14. Recent History. 1995 GA Food Code Revised Code (January 2006) Revised Code Suspended (July 2006) Code Revision to DHR Board (November 2006). 2005 FDA Food Code. Conference for Food Protection Science based, national consensus
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Recent History 1995 GA Food Code Revised Code (January 2006) Revised Code Suspended (July 2006) Code Revision to DHR Board (November 2006)
2005 FDA Food Code Conference for Food Protection Science based, national consensus Stays current with regular updates Used by most states Provides national consistency – for regulators and industry
Permit authority is DHR and County Boards of Health Environmental Health
Advisory Committee • Formed August 2006 • Purpose: Provide balanced, informed advice, quickly • Consensus by members • Focus: Code Inspection Report Grading System
Inspection Report Form • Conference for Food Protection (CFP) Form: Two Prior Inspections Compliance Status Visible Detailed Comments Available • Posting / Display Requirements
Compliance Terms • Risk Factor Terms Reflect FDA - In (In Compliance) - Out (Not in Compliance) - NA (Not Applicable) - NO (Not Observed) - COS (Corrected On-Site during inspection) - R (Repeated violation of the same code provision = 2 points • Good Retail Practice Terms Reflect FDA (Out and COS & R)
Posting / Display • Post reports for consumer view • Before being seated 2. Before Ordering 3. Before Paying (drive-thru windows) • Display Reports: • Within 15 feet of the primary door 2. 5-7 feet from the floor 3. One foot approach
Scoring System • 100 Point System • Score on Inspection Report • Value Categories: Risk Factors (RF) – subcategory “1” Risk Factors (RF) - subcategory “2” Good Retail Practices (GRP) Repeat Violations
Risk Factors & Prevention • Based on CDC Top Factors for Foodborne Illness: • Food from Unsafe Sources • Contaminated Equipment • Personal Hygiene • Inadequate Cooking • Improper Holding Temperatures
RF / PHI Subcategories • Subcategory “1” items directly affect consumer hazards • Violation is nine (9) points • Subcategory “2” items indirectly affect consumer hazards • Violation is four (4) points
Good Retail Practices • These items may contribute to foodborne illness • Violation varies from one (1) to three (3) points
Repeat Violations • Violation of the code provision documented in prior inspection • Two (2) points deducted for repeat violation of RF / PHI category • One (1) point deducted for repeat violation of GRP category
Letter Grading System • Grade “A” = 90 to 100 = Excellence • Grade “B” = 80 to 89 = Satisfactory • Grade “C” = 70 to 79 = Marginal • Grade “U” = less than 69 = Unsatisfactory
Additional Changes • Certified Food Service Manager-Demonstration of food safety knowledge • Temperature Danger Zone 41 F – 135 F • Short Fingernails • Double hand wash • Single service beverage cup with lid and straw in food preparation area • Storage of ice scoop
Time as a Public Health Control • Requirement for using adequate thermometer • When HACCP plans are required • Date marking • Cooling Foods • No Bare-Hand Contact with Ready-to-Eat Foods • Dining Table Tops considered food contact surfaces • Temperature changes for whole muscle cooked pork and beef
On January 17th, 2007 the Department of Human Resources approved the revisions of Chapter 290-5-14. • There will be a nine (9) month implementation period. • Enforcement of new requirements begins ------------------------2007 CFSM will be required in new establishments beginning January 17, 2007.