Layout design and review of food premises: KEE food safety experts work with architects and engineers to ensure proper kitchen layouts that do not only maximize efficiency and productivity but also promote food safety protocols.
Regular spot kitchen audits evaluate the effectiveness of the food safety management system. They are frequent and designed to make sure all the food handlers are following the food safety standards in terms of personal hygiene and practices during the working hours. Spot inspections are followed by reports stating the deviation and the corrective action.
Sometimes on-site teaching is very efficient at this stage after initial staff training has been conducted.
HACCP and ISO 22000 are 2 food safety management systems that can be applied to any organization in the food chain, farm to fork.
Becoming HACCP or ISO22000 certified allows food establishments to show their customers that they have a food safety management system in place and that they are producing safe food.
Whereas HACCP focuses purely on food safety, ISO goes further as it looks at business processes and structures
Kee Food Safety Award is a program that has been designed to meet the need of small and medium food establishments who want to comply with the food safety inspections conducted by inspectors of the local authorities adhering to local food safety rules and regulations.
Initial Food safety Based Kitchen Inspection – Discussed in section 2 of the Food Safety Consultancy part.
Level 2 Award in Food Safety training conducted for all food handlers to raise awareness and get better results.
The implementation of a food safety management system based on HACCP standards that is suitable for the establishment.
Regular Spot Audits – Discussed in section 3 of the Food Safety Consultancy part.