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Food Handling

Kitchen Safety: Preventing Falls, Burns and Machine Injuries (FDH-002)
Walks viewers through a busy, fully equipped commercial kitchen and points out various safety features and precautions.  Shows how to handle spills and hot pans, first-aid for burns, and proper lifting procedures.  Demonstrates how to use these machines carefully:  chopper, grinder, slicer, and mixer. (17 min., 1989, English)  VMA

Kitchen Safety: Working with Utensils and Equipment (FDH-003)
Orientated for the inexperienced worker; repetitive at times.   In part one, students learn how to handle a knife  and correct cutting procedures.  Part two covers the safe use of slicing machine, food grinder, food chopper, mixing machine, shredding machine, and toaster. (60 min., 1987, English)  VMA

Good Manufacturing Practices: Food Safety's In Your Hands (FDH-001)
Good Manufacturing Practices are essential when it comes to protecting the population against infections spread through food. This program, which focuses on proper food handling procedures, will help your employees avoid putting the lives of people everywhere in danger. Topics include: personal hygiene; PPE; healthy and sanitized work environments. (16 min., 1998, English)  CTT
Spanish:  Good Manufacturing Practices: Food Safety's In Your Hands - Spanish (FDH-005S)
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See also:

·         Controlling Exposure to Bloodborne Pathogens: Service Industries—Hotel/Motel/Restaurant (BBP-011)

·         When Fire Strikes (Commercial Kitchens) (FIR‑033)

 

 

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