Managing Production Hygiene Print

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Preventing contamination.

WHY IT MATTERS ABSOLUTELY

Contaminated water causes illness, and a single incident can end the business.

WHAT THE CONTAMINATION ROUTES ARE

Untreated water bypassing treatment Contaminated packaging Contact surfaces Staff hands and health Air and pests Water storage that is not clean

WHY STORAGE TANKS DESERVE ATTENTION

Treated water stored in dirty tanks is recontaminated.

WHAT TO ESTABLISH

Tank cleaning on a schedule, recorded.

WHAT TO CLEAN AND SANITISE

Tanks Pipework Filling equipment Contact surfaces Containers, where reused

WHAT TO ESTABLISH ABOUT STAFF

Health requirements and certification where required Handwashing facilities that are used Clean clothing Hair covering Exclusion when unwell

WHY EXCLUSION WHEN UNWELL

Staff with certain symptoms transmit organisms directly into the product.

WHAT TO ENSURE

That reporting illness does not cost them their pay.

WHY

Unpaid staff come to work ill.

WHAT TO SEPARATE

Treated and untreated areas Packaging storage from production Waste from production

WHAT TO EXCLUDE

Pests, through proofing and control Unauthorised people from production areas

WHAT TO ESTABLISH

A cleaning schedule with frequencies, methods and responsibility.

WHAT TO RECORD

Every cleaning, sanitisation and check.

WHY

It is inspected, and it evidences control.

WHAT TO DO WHEN CONTAMINATION IS SUSPECTED

Stop production Quarantine affected product Investigate Do not release until resolved


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