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Senor fajitas
Food Service Establishment Inspection | Routine
Observations & Corrective Actions
1: PIC is not maintaining active managerial control over food borne illness risk factors. Previous intervention meeting was conducted for establishment. See violations below.
6: No hand washing observed during entirety of inspection. Hand sink dry upon arrival to inspection. Spoke with PIC about training employees on proper hand washing times and procedures. Document provided.
6: Observed employee scratch nose with gloved hands and not change gloves or wash hands. Observed employee reenter kitchen after changing trash out and did not wash hands or change gloves.
11: Two severely dented cans stored for-use on dry storage shelf. COS. Cans removed from shelf. Advised PIC to return to supplier or discard compromised products.
13: Raw shell eggs in carton stored over cooked beef in prep unit. COS. Eggs moved to better location.
19: Carnitas on stove temped 122° PIC describes reheating carnitas per order. COS. Carnitas reheated to 165+ and placed in hot wells for long-term holding.
20: Prep unit is holding products at elevated temperatures. TCS items on top rail were in time and temperatures parameters for cooling and returned to prep unit with ice applied. Items in bottom of prep unit were mostly raw or non-TCS. TCS Items in bottom of prep unit were 44-47° Ice applied to products in bottom of prep unit. Unit is not holding at adequate temperatures. With lid applied and prep unit closed, coldest temperature observed was 53° PIC to call maintenance to fix prep unit; further PIC was aware that unit was faulty.
20: Main RIC was holding TCS items at top of unit at adequate temperatures. Lower in unit, all TCS and non-TCS temperatures ranged from 48-52°. APX 75 lbs of queso, refried beans, beef, milk, salsa, chicken broth were embargoed due to elevated temperatures. Non-TCS items left in cooler. Will return to observed adequate cold holding temperatures.
21: Pico, toms, cooked beef, and bulk salsas stored in different locations in kitchen were missing date marks. COS. Prep dates verified, applied. Will return to observe adequate date marking coolers.
26: Unlabeled chemical spray bottles located in kitchen. COS. Chemicals labeled.
34: Internal thermometer missing/not conspicuously placed in waitress/waiter reach-in cooler.
35: Unlabeled bulk dry products and spices located in kitchen and on waiter/waitress line. Label all products once removed from original containers.
37: Employee beverage stored on preparation surface upon arrival to inspection. Store personal items down and away to prevent contamination.
41: Ice scoop handle stored touching ice. Store all scoops with handles facing up and out of product.
41: Cup used as scoop down in dry product.
53: Heavy leak coming from reach in cooler in storage shed is causing noticeable depression in pressed wood flooring.
Additional Comments
Multiple Spanish guidance documents left for PIC to discuss with staff. To forward contact information for food safety trainings.