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Kitchen and Food Service Safety #242
DELI/BAKERY SAFETY This videotape illustrates safe methods for using and cleaning equipment that is commonly found in delicatessens and bakeries. It also discusses the proper use of cutting blocks and the proper handling of knives and other sharp instruments. The video also discusses proper housekeeping and ways to avoid slips and falls, strains, burns, and how to prevent and put out fires. (18 Minutes)#247
MEAT DEPARTMENT SAFETY This video concentrates on the safe use, handling and cleaning of knives, band saws, tenderizers, grinders and slicers. Proper operating procedures are described for each machine as well as the standard four step cleaning process of washing, rinsing, sanitizing and air drying. Also covered in the videotape are potential hazards from lifting and maintaining floors in a condition that is free from slipping hazards. (15 Minutes)#248
PREVENTING CUTS This videotape addresses the issue of cuts in a supermarket, restaurant or delicatessen atmosphere. It clearly illustrates the proper techniques for sharpening, using and cleaning knives. Also addressed are the issues of use and cleaning of slicers, box cutters and hatchets. This is an excellent videotape which is applicable to every department where a cutting tool or machine is used. (14 Minutes)#289
KITCHEN SAFETY This video program is aimed at all kitchen staff to highlight the issues that should be addressed on an ongoing basis. The program emphasizes the three basic elements to working safely in the kitchen. They are as follows: 1) Being aware of the potential hazards, 2) Following work procedures which have been established in the workplace and 3) Making appropriate use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Topics that are discussed include hygiene, safe use of knives, kitchen fires, manual handling techniques, slips, trips and falls. (14 Minutes)#800
RETAIL SAFETY ORIENTATION — This DVD does an excellent job covering the following topics: back safety, housekeeping, loading-dock safety, fire safety, hazard communication, bloodborne pathogens and the Exposure Control Plan required by OSHA, as well as basic first aid, personal hygiene and box-cutter safety in a retail setting. This is an excellent video for both the new employee and a good review for the experienced employee. DVD (20 Minutes)Check the Ten-Minute Video Library for more videos on Kitchen and Food Service Safety