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What type of flooring is recommended for public spaces according to the text?

  • Hardwood flooring
  • Rubber mats
  • Terrazzo flooring (correct)
  • Solid vinyl flooring

What is the purpose of sanitizing in the context of food establishments?

  • To enhance the shine of utensils
  • To eliminate foul odors
  • To remove visible dirt from equipment
  • To kill germs and bacteria after basic cleaning (correct)

Which substance is mentioned as an antimicrobial in the text to retard bacteria growth?

  • Copper (correct)
  • Aluminum
  • Zinc
  • Iron

What are some common irritating effects caused by exposure to fungus and mold mentioned in the text?

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Where can Epoxy, Polyester, Urethane, or Magnesite Cement flooring be commonly found?

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What is the main component of Hubbelite compound mixture mentioned in the text?

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What is the main reason for 1/3 of all restaurant fires originating in the kitchen?

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Which of the following is a combustible material commonly found in kitchens that can contribute to fires?

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When should fire safety inspections be conducted according to the text?

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What does NFPA stand for in the context of fire safety?

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What specific week is designated as Fire Prevention Week?

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What is the importance of properly located and mounted portable fire extinguishers in the kitchen?

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Which of the following is NOT listed as an ignitable source in the kitchen?

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'10 Commandments of Fire Safety' are associated with which organization?

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What is a common cause of back injuries in the kitchen?

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Which of the following is a potential hazard when it comes to kitchen safety?

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What is a key factor in creating a safe kitchen work environment?

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Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a safety recommendation for a kitchen work environment?

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Which percentage of their time do foodservice workers typically spend on their feet?

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Why is it important to adjust worktables to the correct height in a kitchen setting?

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In a safe kitchen work environment, what is the main issue related to standing for extended periods?

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What is the primary reason to raise or lower the work surface in an ideal kitchen setup?

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What is one of the key purposes of ergonomics in foodservice design?

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Which of the following is NOT a risk factor for musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) according to the text?

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How often should an automatic fire protection system be inspected according to the text?

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What measure can be taken to reduce the risk of employee injury when moving products into bins or vats?

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In foodservice design, what does ergonomics primarily focus on?

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What is one of the purposes of an annual inspection of an automatic sprinkler system?

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What is one of the good rules mentioned for using kitchen equipment?

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What late 1990s requirement aimed to change or limit working conditions contributing to musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs)?

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Why is it recommended to keep electrical cords out of the way and in good condition?

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How should one handle equipment when it is operating, according to the text?

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What is one way to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) in foodservice related to heavy lifting?

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What should be done before adjusting or repairing equipment?

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Why do some restaurants have a policy of cleaning equipment after each use?

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What is a common safety measure when using kitchen equipment that has safety guards?

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Why is it important to have a 'red tag' system for equipment that needs repair?

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Flashcards

Floor Mats

Floor mats made of rubber, neoprene, or solid/sponge vinyl, resistant to grease and with a textured surface.

Unglazed Quarry Tile

Flooring material resistant to moisture and wear, often used for high-traffic areas.

Monolithic Floor

Floor made from a single, poured mixture of epoxy, polyester, urethane, or magnesite cement.

Composite Sheet Vinyl

Heavy-duty flooring material composed of cement, copper, limestone, magnesium, and other ingredients.

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Sanitizing

Process of treating equipment and utensils after basic cleaning, killing germs and bacteria.

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NSF (National Sanitation Foundation International)

Organization that sets voluntary standards for food safety and certifies products and systems.

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Antimicrobials

Substances that naturally retard bacteria growth, like silver ions, ozone, chlorine dioxide, and nano-antibiotic mother granule.

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Fungus and Mold Growth

Fungal growth frequently found in areas with persistent moisture, potentially triggering allergies and asthma.

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Ergonomics

Applied science focusing on designing activities for maximum safety and efficiency.

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Ergonomics in Foodservice Design

Planning easy access and exit in foodservice facilities, with public areas designed for efficient service.

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Ergonomic Design Principles

Designing work areas to promote safety and sanitation, and finding alternatives to repetitive or strenuous tasks.

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Restaurant Kitchen Fires

Fires in cooking equipment, commonly caused by flammable substances and improper handling.

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Fire Safety Prevention

Actions taken to prevent fires, such as controlling flammable materials and ignition sources.

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Fire Safety Inspections

Regular safety inspections to ensure fire safety compliance.

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NFPA (National Fire Protection Association)

Organization responsible for fire safety regulations and standards.

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Slips and Falls

Falls caused by wet floors, icy sidewalks, or climbing ladders or steps.

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Bumps and Bruises

Injuries caused by dropping objects, bumping into things, or mid-aisle collisions.

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Back Injuries

Injuries caused by moving and handling heavy equipment or supplies.

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Cuts in the Kitchen

Cuts caused by knives, electric slicers, and sharp kitchen tools.

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Burns in the Kitchen

Burns caused by hot oil, hot water, cooking processes, or dishwashing.

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Safe Kitchen Work Environment

A safe kitchen environment includes controlling noise, providing adequate lighting, regulating temperature, and removing stale air.

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Work Surfaces and Height

Foodservice workers spend a considerable amount of time standing, making it crucial to have work surfaces at the correct height to prevent bending.

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Moving Heavy Supplies

Using wheeled carts or hand trucks to transport heavy or bulky supplies.

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Kitchen Equipment Maintenance

Maintaining kitchen equipment cleanliness and following instructions for proper usage.

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Safety Guards

Safety devices designed to protect users from hazards, like guards on machines.

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Unplugging Kitchen Equipment

Disconnecting electrical equipment before adjusting or repairing them.

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Study Notes

Floor Mats and Flooring

  • Floor mats are made of rubber, neoprene, or solid/sponge vinyl, and are greaseproof with a texture that's not too hard.
  • Public entrances require mats that can trap incoming snow, ice, moisture, or mud, and are usually 3/8" thick or ½" or ¾" thick in areas with heavy foot traffic.
  • Unglazed quarry tile is a popular choice for flooring, while glazed aggregate or nonskid floor surfaces can also be used.
  • Monolithic floors are made of epoxy, polyester, urethane, or magnesite cement, and are poured all at once.
  • Composite sheet vinyl, such as Hubbelite, is a compound mixture of cement, copper, limestone, magnesium, and other ingredients.

Sanitation and Safety

  • Sanitizing involves treating equipment and utensils after basic cleaning to kill germs and bacteria.
  • The National Sanitation Foundation International (NSF) sets voluntary standards and tests and certifies products and systems.
  • Antimicrobials, such as silver ions, ozone, chlorine dioxide, and nano-antibiotic mother granule, can naturally retard bacteria growth.
  • Fungus and mold growth can occur in areas with persistent moisture, and can trigger allergies and asthma.
  • Fungus and mold can cause irritating effects, such as burning sensations in the eyes and nose, coughing, and skin irritation.

Ergonomics

  • Ergonomics is an applied science that involves designing or arranging activities to be done in the safest and most efficient manner.
  • Ergonomics in foodservice design involves planning easy entrance and exit from facilities, and placing public areas to make service easier.
  • Ergonomics also involves designing specific work areas to facilitate safer or more sanitary work, and finding alternatives to repetitive tasks or heavy lifting.

Fire Safety and Prevention

  • One-third of all restaurant fires originate in the kitchen, and are often flash fires on cooking equipment.
  • Prevention steps include controlling ignitable sources and combustible materials.
  • Fire safety inspections are necessary before a fire insurance policy, and should be re-inspected every 6 months.
  • The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) provides codes and standards for fire safety.

Employee Comfort and Safety

  • Slips and falls can occur due to wet floors, icy sidewalks, or climbing ladders or steps.
  • Bumps and bruises can occur due to dropping things, bumping into things, or mid-aisle collisions.
  • Back injuries can occur due to moving and handling heavy equipment and bulk supplies.
  • Cuts can occur due to knives, electric slices, and sharp kitchen tools.
  • Burns can occur due to hot oil, hot water, cooking process, or dishwashing.

Work Environment and Equipment

  • A safe kitchen work environment requires noise control, adequate lighting, temperature control, and removal of stale air.
  • Foodservice workers spend about 90 percent of their time on their feet, and work surfaces should be adjusted to the correct height to prevent bending.
  • Wheeled carts or hand trucks should be used to move heavy or bulky supplies.
  • Kitchen equipment should be kept clean and well maintained, and used according to the instruction manual or owner's manual.
  • Safety guards should be used if they are part of the equipment, and equipment should be unplugged before adjusting or repairing.

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