Periodic hygiene inspections
Organized inspection rounds at the business - storage, cold chain, surface cleanliness and staff hygiene, with a deficiency report and recommendations.
A laboratory test tells you what happened; a food sanitarian makes sure it does not happen in the first place. Ongoing supervision by a certified sanitarian builds work procedures, audits hygiene and guides the staff - so the business meets requirements at every inspection. Kesar Digum provides you a certified food sanitarian, alongside sampling and testing at an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory when needed, nationwide.
A food sanitarian is the professional who translates regulatory requirements into a daily work routine at the business. Ongoing supervision includes hygiene inspections, building work and control procedures, staff training and preparing the business for local authority and Ministry of Health inspections. Instead of being caught unprepared at an official inspection, the business operates correctly throughout the year. Kesar Digum provides a certified sanitarian, and complements the supervision with sampling and laboratory testing when required to confirm compliance.
From procedures on the wall to staff training - a safe work culture, not just a form for the inspection.
Organized inspection rounds at the business - storage, cold chain, surface cleanliness and staff hygiene, with a deficiency report and recommendations.
Writing sanitation procedures, cleaning and control procedures and a food safety file, tailored to the business activity and regulatory requirements.
Hygiene and food-safety training for the kitchen staff, to instill a proper work culture and meet training requirements.
Sampling of dishes, surfaces and workers and testing at an accredited laboratory, when objective proof of compliance is required.
Full DetailsSanitarian supervision helps meet the authority's requirements throughout the life of the business. These are the common cases:
The licensing conditions of many food businesses include organized sanitation management and work procedures, which a certified sanitarian establishes and maintains.
A new food business must prepare in sanitation terms even before opening - planning procedures, the kitchen and work processes.
Ongoing supervision prepares the business for Ministry of Health and local authority inspections, so there are no surprises on inspection day.
A deficiency found in an inspection or a warning from the authority requires a correction plan and close supervision until the deficiencies are resolved.
Without ongoing supervision, deficiencies quietly accumulate until the inspection arrives. Here is what is at stake:
A business that is not maintained in sanitation terms is exposed to deficiencies in the Ministry of Health inspection, to warnings and to a risk to its business license.
The absence of procedures and training increases the risk of cross-contamination and food poisoning, with health damage to diners and to the business.
Temporary closure, fines and negative publicity following a sanitation failure harm revenue and customer trust over time.
We will provide you a certified food sanitarian for ongoing supervision - hygiene inspections, work procedures and staff training, alongside sampling and laboratory testing when needed, nationwide.
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