Remember, food safety audits will be held regularly. If you maintain these checks those audits will be a breeze.
Fridge and freezer temperature sheets are a crucial part of your food management system. Keeping a daily record will ensure that your fridges and freezers are running at safe temperatures and your food is in the best condition for your customers.
As part of maintaining a high standard of food hygiene, the goal of keeping a fridge and freezer temperature log is to help you identify any potential hazards, so you can take corrective action (repair equipment, get rid of unsafe food, adjust temperatures etc.) before it becomes a problem.
Temperature sheets are one crucial part of a larger food safety process. Rather than keeping all of your health and safety checks on separate pieces of paper or desktop files, try combining them in a single, digital system. Trail is an all-in-one hospitality checklist app that does exactly this. Try it free today, or learn more about food safety checklists if you need more information about the wider process.
According to the Food Standards Agency, your fridge temperature should be below 8˚C (this is a legal requirement) and your freezer should be around -18ºC. Your business should carry out temperature checks at least once a day.
To help make maintaining temperature records part of your process, you could combine it with other food safety opening checks.
It’s easy to slip up on your safety checks when your fridge and freezer temperature sheet is just another piece of paper floating somewhere around your establishment. Digitising your records and keeping them in one place, alongside your other health and safety checks, is the best way to make sure that crucial steps don’t get missed in the bustle of daily work.
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