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Assessment Task 2 (SITXFSA001)
Australian College of the Professions
RTO No. 41201 CRICOS No. 03608K
SITXFSA001
Use hygienic practices for food safety
LEARNER WORKBOOK
Assessment Task -2
SIT40516 Certificate IV in Commercial Cookery
Student ID: ACP2019_     
Student Name:         
Assessor Name
: Morshed
Student Signature:     
Date:     /     11_ /     2019     
    
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    Assessment Attempt
    · Initial Attempt
    · Second Attempt /Reassessment
    Completion Status
    · Complete
    · Incomplete
    RESULTS
    · COMPETENT
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    Completion Date:    25 /11/2019
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Assessment Task 2
Research and activity questions
Australian College of the Professions
RTO No. 41201 CRICOS No. 03608K
Learner instructions
Answer the following questions and write your answers clearly in the spaces provided. All questions must be answered, and you must provide enough detail to demonstrate your knowledge. If you require more space to record your response, attach a page clearly marked with your name and the unit title.
Complete all parts of the assessment with supporting documentation as required. Submit the assessment task in the required format and within the timeframe agreed with your assessor.
Required resources
For this assessment, learners will need access to:
· the internet
· your state or territory Food Act and Regulations
· Australia New Zealand Food Standards code (FSANZ)
· current organisational policies and procedures relating to Food Safety Program including safe hygienic practices for the production and sale of safe food products.
Questions
Australian College of the Professions
RTO No. 41201 CRICOS No. 03608K
1. Personal protective equipment:
Complete the table below by describing the tasks and reasons for using the pictured examples of personal protective equipment (PPE).
    PPE
    Example task
    Reason for using PPE
    
    Washing of the raw meat
    To prevent contamination as juices of the raw meat do not get cleaned properly from the hand
    
    In the cooking of food and when use the food surface
    Prevention of the contamination of the food and maintaining personal hygiene while handling food
    
    Cooking of the food and handling ready to cook food
    Prevention of the physical contamination of the food from hair
2. Answer the following questions regarding HACCP.
a. What do the letters HACCP stand for?
Letters of HACCP Stands for Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point
Australian College of the Professions
RTO No. 41201 CRICOS No. 03608K
b. Name the seven principles of HACCP and explain how each principle contributes to the safety and hygiene of food.
    Principle
    Name of principle
    Meaning of principle
    Principle 1
    Conduct a hazard analysis
    It includes listing the steps of the process and identify where significant hazards can occur. This helps in working of procedure in...
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