This food safety checklist helps kitchen managers and inspectors record hygiene checks in a consistent way, directly on a phone or tablet. Each point is marked as correct or needing correction, and comments document what must be fixed.
Use it for daily opening checks, weekly self-inspections or internal audits. After entering the inspector's name, email and the date, you review staff hygiene (clean clothing, frequent and proper hand washing), equipment (surfaces and utensils washed and sanitised, suitable gloves and tongs), cross-contamination (separate fridges for cooked food, separate chopping boards and knives) and storage (frozen food kept at -18 °C, out-of-date chilled goods removed). Each completed check is saved, building a clear history of your controls.
Both. It covers hygiene practices and can serve as an internal inspection record; adapt the wording to your purpose.
It depends on your activity and local requirements. Many kitchens run a short daily check and a fuller weekly one.
Yes. Duplicate it and add a site field or site-specific checkpoints.