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Froggy Jumps Risk Management in Food SanitationOnline version Quiz on applying risk management to sanitation by Angel Camille Perona 1 What is the primary goal of risk management in food sanitation? a Eliminate all costs in processing b Prevent or minimize hazards to protect consumer health c Maximize production speed at any cost 2 Which tool is commonly used to identify critical control points in a process? a Six Sigma DMAIC b Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) c Total Quality Management (TQM) 3 What does a CCP (Critical Control Point) represent in a sanitation plan? a An optional housekeeping task b A step for marketing approvals c A step where control can be applied to prevent or reduce a hazard 4 Which type of hazard is addressed first during HACCP analysis? a Aesthetic color hazards b Food safety hazards (biological, chemical, physical) c Equipment maintenance hazards 5 Which document outlines the steps to sanitize equipment and facilities? a Marketing plan b Product specification sheet c Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for sanitation 6 What is the purpose of a sanitation standard operating procedure (SSOP)? a Reduce worker training time b Increase product shelf life by marketing c Ensure consistent cleaning practices and verify sanitation 7 Which term describes the ongoing process of evaluating sanitation risks? a Risk assessment b Brand positioning c Product formulation 8 What should be included in a sanitation risk assessment? a Customer feedback only b Seasonal marketing campaigns c Identification, evaluation, and control measures for hazards 9 Why are monitoring records important in sanitation programs? a They replace the need for training b They are optional for small teams c They verify that controls are effective and traceable 10 Which approach helps prioritize sanitation improvements? a Risk-based prioritization b Random trial and error c Only cost-driven decisions

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Risk Management in Food SanitationOnline version

by Angel Camille Perona

What is the primary goal of risk management in food sanitation?

Which tool is commonly used to identify critical control points in a process?

What does a CCP (Critical Control Point) represent in a sanitation plan?

Which type of hazard is addressed first during HACCP analysis?

Which document outlines the steps to sanitize equipment and facilities?

What is the purpose of a sanitation standard operating procedure (SSOP)?

Which term describes the ongoing process of evaluating sanitation risks?

What should be included in a sanitation risk assessment?

Why are monitoring records important in sanitation programs?

Which approach helps prioritize sanitation improvements?