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C&S <br />Wholesale <br />Grocers <br />WAREHOUSE SANITATION PROGRAM <br />Freezer Aisles, <br />ZEP FS <br />10 <br />Use with no <br />None <br />None <br />None <br />Slots, Docks <br />Formula <br />minutes <br />dilution <br />14865 <br />Freezer <br />Locker <br />Cleaner <br />Area <br />Cleaner <br />Contact <br />Concentration <br />Sanitizer <br />Contact <br />Concentration <br />Time <br />Time <br />Trash <br />Ecolab Lift <br />10 <br />3-6 oz/gallon <br />Ecolab Ster- <br />10 minutes <br />100 ppm <br />receptacles, <br />RT <br />minutes <br />Bac Quat. <br />dumpsters <br />Soil Off <br />solution <br />ZEP PDC/ <br />5 <br />2-4 oz/gallon <br />ZEP FS <br />10 minutes <br />1 oz/ 4 gallon <br />Formula 22 <br />minutes <br />Amine Z <br />sanitizer to water <br />Trailers <br />Ecolab Lift <br />10 <br />3-6 oz/gallon <br />Ecolab Ster- <br />10 minutes <br />100 ppm <br />RT <br />minutes <br />Bac Quat. <br />Soil Off <br />solution <br />ZEP PDC/ <br />5 <br />2-4 oz/gallon <br />ZEP FS <br />10 minutes <br />1 oz/ 4 gallon <br />Formula 22 <br />minutes <br />Amine Z <br />sanitizer to water <br />This list is not all inclusive; however, any cleaning products not listed must be approved by the Corporate Food Safety <br />Department prior to use. <br />Warehouse Sanitation Practices: <br />In order to have an effective sanitation program, you must utilize correct procedures, equipment, frequencies of sanitation, <br />correct cleaning chemicals/compounds, correct amount of labor/effort, and proper training to put it all together. <br />A Facility Cleaning Matrix (slot cleaning map) should be developed as a visual reference to assist sanitarians in sanitation <br />scheduling and sign off. A diagram of the facility should be developed with slot locations notated on the diagram. Utilize a <br />color coded protocol to assign the frequency of sanitation, such as green for monthly cleaning, yellow for weekly cleaning, <br />and red for twice weekly cleaning. Label the slots, aisles, docks and special storage areas with the appropriate sanitation <br />frequency color code. This matrix should be posted where it can be seen and notated by appropriate personnel, such as <br />facility communication boards, break rooms, etc. Please see appendix (3) for an example. <br />The following frequency matrix is the minimum frequency necessary to ensure adequate cleaning in our warehouses. <br />Frequency Matrix: <br />Perishable Warehouse: <br />• Slot clean 1x every 30 days, wet slots must be sanitized <br />• Drains must be cleaned and sanitized 1 x every 2 WK <br />• Wet rooms must be sanitized every day <br />• Egg rooms must be cleaned and sanitized 1xWK and after each spill <br />• Banana rooms cleaned and sanitized 1x2WK, seals, shrouds, bumpers and doors inspecte for:weaf-�,, i <br />serviceability a. , <br />�11 <br />• Dock plates cleaned 1 x Month <br />• Aisles swept daily with scrubber <br />• Dock staging areas swept daily with scrubber SEP 08 2015 <br />KIVIR KAL <br />SA.002.PR.97.04 6 + +r <br />