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Run: Grocery Illness and Injury Daily Log

Track employee illness reports, exclusion decisions, and work-related injuries in one daily grocery log. Use it to document FDA Food Code health actions and ...

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Shift & Inspector Information

Date this daily log is being completed.
Select the shift being covered by this log entry.
Full name of the manager or PIC completing this log (FDA Food Code §2-101.11).
Primary department or area covered (e.g., Deli, Bakery, Produce, Front End).

Employee Illness Report

Includes vomiting, diarrhea, jaundice, sore throat with fever, or infected skin lesions per FDA Food Code §2-201.11.
List the name(s) of employee(s) who reported illness. Enter 'N/A' if no illness reported.
Select all symptoms reported by the employee(s). These are the Big 5 reportable symptoms under FDA Food Code §2-201.11.
When did the employee's symptoms begin? Note approximate time or duration (e.g., 'started last night', 'since this morning').
Reportable pathogens include Norovirus, Hepatitis A, Shigella spp., Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC), or Salmonella Typhi per FDA Food Code §2-201.11(A)(1).

Exclusion & Restriction Decision

Select the action taken for the reporting employee. Exclusion = removed from facility. Restriction = limited to non-food-contact duties. No Action = symptoms do not meet exclusion/restriction criteria.
Describe the specific reason for the decision (e.g., 'Employee reported vomiting — excluded per §2-201.12(A)', or 'Infected lesion on hand — restricted from bare-hand contact with RTE foods').
PIC must communicate the decision and the applicable food safety policy to the employee.
Notify store management and HR as required by store policy for any exclusion or restriction event.
Was the employee told what is required to return to work (e.g., symptom-free for 24 hours, medical clearance, negative test result per FDA Food Code §2-201.13)?

Work-Related Injury Report

Includes cuts, slips, falls, strains, chemical exposures, or any other injury occurring in the course of employment.
Full name of the injured employee. Enter 'N/A' if no injury occurred.
Describe the injury type (e.g., laceration, sprain, burn) and body part affected (e.g., right hand, lower back).
Select the level of treatment provided or required. OSHA 29 CFR 1904.7 defines recordability based on treatment beyond first aid.
OSHA 29 CFR 1904.29 requires a completed OSHA Form 301 (or equivalent) within 7 calendar days of a recordable injury.
Briefly describe the hazard or condition that contributed to the injury (e.g., wet floor without signage, box cutter used without cut-resistant gloves, improper lifting technique).

Corrective Actions & Follow-Up

Examples: area cleaned and sanitized after ill employee contact, hazard corrected, PPE issued, wet floor sign placed.
Describe all corrective actions completed this shift. Include who performed the action and when.
List any open items requiring follow-up (e.g., awaiting medical clearance, OSHA 300 log update, maintenance repair request).
Describe pending follow-up items, responsible party, and target completion date.
Person-In-Charge signature confirming accuracy of this daily log.

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