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Run: Grocery Temp Worker Food Safety Onboarding Checklist

Pre-shift food safety onboarding checklist for temporary grocery workers. Use it to confirm hygiene, illness reporting, cross-contamination, and sanitation e...

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Orientation Details

Record the temporary worker's name, department, and assigned start date/shift.
Confirm the worker received onboarding before performing any food handling tasks.
Confirm a designated supervisor, trainer, or competent person delivered the orientation.

Personal Hygiene and Handwashing

Worker can demonstrate proper handwashing with soap, water, friction, rinsing, and drying.
Verify the worker understands when to wash hands before food handling and after contamination risks.
Confirm the worker understands that bare-hand contact with ready-to-eat food is restricted and gloves or utensils must be used as required by store policy and food code.
Confirm the worker was instructed on clean clothing, restrained hair, and any store rules on jewelry, artificial nails, or nail polish.

Illness Reporting and Work Restrictions

Worker knows how and to whom to report vomiting, diarrhea, fever, jaundice, sore throat with fever, or diagnosed foodborne illness exposure.
Confirm the worker understands they must report symptoms or exposure concerns before starting work and should not conceal illness.
Confirm the worker was told when they may be excluded from food handling or restricted to non-food tasks pending clearance.

Cross-Contamination Prevention

Worker understands separation of raw meat, poultry, seafood, produce, and ready-to-eat foods during handling and storage.
Confirm the worker knows when gloves are required, when they must be changed, and that gloves do not replace handwashing.
Worker understands not to place food, utensils, or packaging on dirty surfaces and to keep food away from chemicals and waste.

Sanitation, Waste, and Store Safety Basics

Confirm the worker was shown the difference between cleaning and sanitizing and knows where to find approved chemicals and procedures.
Worker knows how to report spills, damaged packaging, pests, or sanitation issues to the supervisor immediately.
Confirm the worker knows how to report injuries, unsafe conditions, or urgent hazards to the supervisor or designated contact.

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