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The food manager certificate is valid for 3 years.
Question 2
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Who is the food managers certificate issued to?
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issued to the individual completing the class
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issued to the restaurant he/she works at
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issued to the restaurant corporation
Question 3
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The certificate must be displayed [blank_start]prominently[blank_end] to the public.
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A certified person/with a valid certificate posted is required to be in each food service establishment during all hours of operation. (including periods of preparation when the establishment is closed for business)
Question 5
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The course helps food service operators improve ___________ practices in the establishments that they
supervise.
Question 6
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What is the ultimate goal of the food managers course?
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to help the restaurant understand how important a cleanly environment is
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to help prevent bacteria from spreading into food
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to safeguard the consumer through the reduction or elimination of practices that could lead to foodborne illness
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to keep the restaurant cleanly and bacteria free
Question 7
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A person-in-charge who holds a Food Manager’s Certificate is not required to demonstrate knowledge of the Suffolk County Sanitary Code and foodborne disease prevention.
Question 8
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What can happen if you do not demonstrate knowledge of the Suffolk County Sanitary Code and foodborne disease prevention?
Question 9
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The primary responsibility for preventing the occurrence of foodborne outbreaks lies with the [blank_start]owner[blank_end], [blank_start]manager[blank_end] or [blank_start]supervisor[blank_end] of each food service establishment.
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owner
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friend
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customer
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acquaintaince
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consumer
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manager
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supervisor
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people
Question 10
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The permit for an establishment to operate is valid for 1 year.
Question 11
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The permit to operate is valid up to [blank_start]2[blank_end] years for limited/mobile establishments such as hot dog trucks and ice cream trucks.
Question 12
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The permit to operate must be displayed to the [blank_start]public[blank_end] prominently.
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The permit to operate [blank_start]is not[blank_end] transferable from one location to another or from one person/corporation to another
Question 14
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The permit to operate lists...
Question 15
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Operating without a permit, with an expired permit or with a permit issued to another individual or corporation is a violation that is subject to [blank_start]legal[blank_end] action.
Question 16
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The Department conducts unannounced [blank_start]inspections[blank_end] of food service establishments
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inspections
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visits to see the owners
Question 17
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Should an inspector from the Department be given access for the purposes of inspection at all times while the establishment is in operation, whether or not the establishment is open to the public?
Question 18
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Refusal of inspection, after proper identification, may result in legal action against the establishment and an order to close.
Question 19
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Violations found during an inspection are noted on an inspection report, which is left with the ___________ at the completion of the inspection.
Question 20
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Inspection reports may also be transmitted [blank_start]electronically[blank_end].
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verbally
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electronically
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mentally
Question 21
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What types of violations are noted on the inspection report?
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non critical violations
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critical violations
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none of the above
Question 22
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Critical violations are more likely than other violations to directly contribute to foodborne illness and must be corrected before the inspector leaves the establishment.
Question 23
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Non-critical or maintenance violations are not directly related to the cause of foodborne illness but, if uncorrected, could impede the operation of the establishment.
Question 24
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Examples of critical violations:
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Food service employees who work when they are ill
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Bare-hand contact with ready-to-eat foods
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Foods not held at safe temperatures
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Improperly cooled foods
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No food thermometer
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Food service employees who don’t wash their hands
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All of the above
Question 25
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Examples of non critical or maintenance violations:
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Food service employees who don’t wash their hands
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foods held at incorrect temperatures
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Unshielded lights
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Food stored on the walk-in refrigerator floor
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Dirty kitchen floors and walls
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Employees with unrestrained hair
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Chemical testing kit not provided for monitoring the sanitizing concentration of the dishwasher, 3 compartment sink and/or wiping cloth buckets.
Question 26
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If your establishment has ____________________, _______________________________, and/or ___________________________, you are required to close the establishment immediately and remain closed until the problem has been repaired or corrected.
Question 27
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After the sanitarian conducts an inspection, the report is created and left with the manager or person in charge. Or it can be sent electronically. At the end of an inspection, the inspector and the person in charge review the report.
Question 28
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Does the Department investigate complaints of sanitary code violations at food service establishments?
Question 29
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Is the complainant’s identity kept confidential?
Question 30
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Does the Department investigate complaints of foodborne illness?
Question 31
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What should you expect during an inspection?
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A full inspection of your establishment
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A review of the procedures used to prepare the foods consumed by the complainants
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A review of employee health histories/ sick calls
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May involve food samples for laboratory analysis
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Stool specimens from food service workers may be required
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Just a full inspection
Question 32
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The investigation will help determine if your procedures are correct. If you are doing something wrong, the investigation will help you figure this out and allow you to make corrections before more people become ill.