Customer Service Team Member (CSTM) who handles ready to eat food items or other consumer items touches here.
Team Member who handles raw animal proteins touches here.
Section 3 – Equipment
3.1 Materials
(A) Materials
As a best practice food equipment should be certified or classified for sanitation by an American National Standards Institute (ANSI), or equivalent, certification program. NSF, UL and CE Standards are examples.
3.4 Glass Doors
(E) Where glass doors are present a warning notice will be displayed. An example of signage regarding daily inspection and damage is displayed below.
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GLASS
INSPECT GLASS DAILY AT START UP FOR CHIPS AND CRACKS.
IN CASE OF BREAKAGE OR CRACKS, DISCARD ALL POTENTIALLY AFFECTED PRODUCT. DO NOT USE EQUIPMENT AND NOTIFY MANAGER.
IMMEDIATELY REPLACE BROKEN OR DAMAGED GLASS.
3.5 Hand Wash Sinks
(A) Water plumbed to hand sinks should be capable of reaching 100o F (38o C) and meet Brand, BU and government or other regulatory requirements that may exceed this standard. If a restaurant is using a hand sink which is not plumbed with water capable of reaching 100o F (38o C) for hand washing, approval will be obtained from the Yum Chief Food Safety Officer and the Global Food Safety Council.