Lesson 1 Flashcards

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Link farmers and other agricultural producers with consumers

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Food manufacturing industry

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The process of taking edible raw materials and turning them into food products that can be bought and sold

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Food manufacturing

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What are the types of food industries?

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Packaging staples
Prepared convenience foods
Animal processing
Specialty foods

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Something with the potential to cause harm

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Hazard

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The chance of harm being caused by a hazard

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Risk

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Includes the activities of setting or devising a strategy of an organization and coordinating the efforts of its employees

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Management

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Complex process of controlling identifying assessing the threats to an organization stakeholders capital and earnings

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Risk management

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Measures are needed to ensure that any facilities surface or equipment that comes in contact with food is properly cleaned sanitized and maintained.

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Sanitation

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Important for Health
A Good economic investment
Important for social development
Helps the environment
Achievable

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Importance of Risk Management

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The condition of being protected from one unlikely to cause danger, risk or injury.

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Safety

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Multidisciplinary field concerned with people’s safety, health and welfare

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Occupational safety and health (OSH)

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The measures used to prevent loss of life, health, and property arising from an incident or accident.

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Loss prevention

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What are the process of risk management in workplace

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Identify and source
Measure and evaluate
Mitigate and monitor

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Who’s in charge of making workplace safe?

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Human resources department

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10 effective strategies to improve workplace safety

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1.Establish a safety first culture
2. Conduct regular risk evaluations
3. Implement comprehensive safety training
4. Improve workplace ergonomics
5. Keep the workplace clean and organized
6. Use label and signs effectively
7. Provide the right tools ang equipment
8. Encourage open communication
9. Prepare for emergencies
10. reward safe behavior

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What are the 10 Workplace safety tips

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  1. Use tools,equipment and machinery properly
  2. Report any unsafe conditions
  3. Wear all necessary safety gear
  4. Keep your workplace clear from clutter
  5. Stay hydrated
  6. Practice good posture when sitting or lifting
  7. Take regular breaks
  8. Be aware of your surroundings
  9. Never take shortcuts
    10.Remain aware of new safety procedures
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Forms of bedrock of employee well-being.

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Workplace safety

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Employee well-being encompasses not only physical health but also mental and emotional wellness. Z

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Prioritizing Employee Health and Wellness

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Encouraging a healthy work-life balance is another crucial aspects of employee wellbeing.

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Healthy Work-Life Balance

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Addressing employee health and well-being, safeguarding the workplace against security threats is equally vital

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Physical Security Measures

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Protecting sensitive data and digital assets is crucial for maintaining a sucure workplace.

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Cybersecurity

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Every workplace should have a well-defined crisis management and emergency preparedness plan

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Preparing for the Unexpected

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Creating a secure and healthy workplace also relies on open and transparent communication

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Open ang Transparent Communication

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A secure and healthy workplace is not a one-time achievement but an ongoing process.

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Investing in Training and Education

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A workplace hazard refers to a situation within the workplace that has the potential to cause injury or adverse health effects for people and damage to the plant and equipment
Workplace hazard
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Protect the laborers from hurt; managers must build up designing controls for risky gear, security, and crisis reaction programs.
Hazard Controls
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Developed the hierarchy of controls. Its purpose is to guide work places in implementing the most feasible and effective control solutions
National institute for occupational safety and health(NIOSH)
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There are five types of controls that can be applied
Elimination substitution engineering controls Administrative controls PPE
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What are the 4 kinds of hazard?
Safety Hazards Physical Hazards Chemical Hazards Ergonomic Hazards
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The process of determining which is you should act up and first
Risk prioritization
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Also called as probability matrix or impact matrix
Risk matrix
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To identify health and safety hazard and evaluate the risk presented within the workplace
Risk assessment
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Premises must be located in a sign that is of suitable size to house all the different departments
Location
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The building used must be designed constructed and maintained in a matter that permits drugs production under hygienic conditions
Design and construction
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6 factors considered
General equipment ancillary areas storage areas Weights areas Production areas Quality control areas
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5 kinds of general requirements
Lighting Electricity Sewage Toilets and washing Utilities
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-Rest and refreshment rooms should be separate from other areas -Facilities for changing clothes and for washing and toilet purposes should be easily accessible and appropriate for the number of users
Ancillary Areas
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Storage areas should be of sufficient capacity to allow orderly storage of the various categories of materials and products
Storage areas
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Weighing of tge starting materials and of the final yield should be done in separate areas.
Weighting Areas
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Dedicated and self contained facilities for the production of particular medical products such as highly sensitizing materials or biological preparations to minimize the risk of a serious medical hazard
Production areas
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QC labs should be separate from production areas. Areas where biological, microbiological, test methods are employees should be separated from each other
Quality control areas
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All areas must be cleaned regularly records must be maintained
Sanitation
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Cfr 211 states that "any building use in the manufacture, processing, packaging, or holding of a drug product shall be in a good state of repair. "
Maintenance
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Building must be supplied with adequate lights water power supply and ventilation and must be fitted with systems to maintain the temperature and humidity of different areas at desired levels
Utilities
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-Is essential to the manufacture of a quality product - control the level of microorganisms and airborne particles
Environmental controls
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Is the 'undesired introduction of impurities of a chemical or microbial nature, or of foreign matter, into or on starting material or intermediate, during production, sampling, packaging or repacking, storage or transport.
Contamination control
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Workflow assist in health and safety management and prevent or reduces the risk of accidents in the workplace
Logical kitchen workflow
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It should preferably be located on the ground floor for easy access when receiving supplies loading and unloading platforms
Receiving area
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It should have sufficient storage area for utensils crockery and cutlery and refrigerated storage for perishables
Storage areas
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It should be designed between the storage and cooking area where activities such as sorting, peeling, slicing, chopping, mincing, and kneding can be carried out.
Preparation areas
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It should be designed between the preparation area and the service area
Cooking area
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Here prepared food is received and assembled into food trays or plates
Service area
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Depending on the place required provisions should be made
Food distribution area
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It should have provision for automated dishwashing machines, storage racks, stainless steel sinks, and drainers as per worklead
Dishwashing area
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It is a legal requirement to ensure a clean environment with measures in place to support refuse removal.
Waste /rubbish disposal area
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Scale drawings that show the relationship between rooms, spaces, and physical features viewed from above
Floor plan
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Ensures that the product and services you use daily or safe reliable and of high quality
Electrical and ISO (international organization for standardization certified)
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Many commercial establishments have some sort of closed circuit television (CCTV) that is used to monitor sensitive areas such as the front desk, cashier, doorways, and common areas
Video surveillance system
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It is a system that gives access to monitor was going on in and around your business cameras and monitors enables you to view events lives and record their archive footage for later reference
Closed-circuit television
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The traditional type of hotel keys can get lost or stolen easily
Mobile room keys
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One of the priorities of hospitality establishments is the safety of their guest
Guest safety
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A smoke detector is a device that automatically detect smoke and gives a warning of the stakeholder of the establishment
Fire prevention system
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A series of overhead pipe systems purposely to protect a building against fire utilizing extinguishing by a fluid such as water and also dry chemicals it is heat smoke activated from a sensor
Sprinkler
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Are the most common simplest. it is inappropriate to install in offices heavy with electronics and important documents
Wet pipe system
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On the other hand contain pressurized air or nitrogen
Dry fire sprinkler systems
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A strategic design company that helps people live live better and work smarter
Smart design
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This security measure well prevent unwanted third parties, such as hackers, from invading guest's private information
Cybersecurity
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It is important to regulate the temperature inside the establishment through countries that have different climatic conditions
Smart design HVAC(Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning)
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It is a function of management which helps to check errors in order to take corrective actions
Control
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The management should consider the most effective ways how to train their staff
Staff training
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The management should consider the most effective ways how to train their staff
Staff training
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The rapid oxidation of a material in the exothermic chemical process or burning, releasing heat, light and various reaction products
Fire
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What are the 5 types of fire?
Ordinary Combustibles Flammable Liquids Electrical Fires Flammable Metals Cooking Fires
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Consist of ordinary combustibles sich as wood , paper, trash, or anything else that leaves an ash
Class A - Solid fire
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Fueled by flammable or combustible liquids, which include oil, gasoline, and other similar materials
Class B - Liquid Fire
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Refers to a fire that involves flammable gases such as natural gas, petroleum gas, butane, hydrogen, acetylene or propane
Class C - Gas fire
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Magnesium and Titanium are the most common types of metal fire
Class D Metal fire
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Known as class C fires. Always de-energize the circuit the use a non-conductive extinguishing agent. Such as carbon dioxide
Class E Electrical Fire
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Fires that involve cooking oils, grease or animal fat and can be extinguished using Purple K, the typical agent found in kitchenbor galley extinguishers
Class F Cooking fire
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An active fire protection device used to extinguish or control small fires, often in emergency situations
Fire Extinguisher
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What are the 4 types of fire extinguisher
Water type Foam type Gas type Powder type
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1. Cooling : Extinguishing fire by water 2. Smothering: Extinguishing fire by foam 3. Starvation : Extinguishing fire by removing burning components.
Fire extinguishing methods
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What is PASS?
Pull- the pin in the handle Aim- the nozzle at the base of the fire Squeeze - the level slowly Sweep- from side to side
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Perform the Operating System
Pull the pin Aim at the base of the fire Squeeze the lever Sweepbfrom side to side
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Perform the Operating System
Pull the pin Aim at the base of the fire Squeeze the lever Sweepbfrom side to side
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Fire causes
Cooking 49% Open flame 10% Heating 9% Incendiary/ Arson 8% Smoking 4%
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Important safety elements
Alarms -smoke - carbon monoxide Fire extinguishers Residential fire sprinkler system
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What can we do on fire?
-Stop, drop, Cover, Roll -smother the flames with an blanket - move away from heat source
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Apply cold running (tap)water for atleast 20 minutes -if the running water is not available, wet 2 cloths and alternate them onto the burn every 2 minutes -keep tge resy of the body warm - DO NOT use ice, butter, creams etc.
First aid for burn injuries