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C&S <br />Wholesale <br />Grocers <br />WAREHOUSE SANITATION PROGRAM <br />Each storage slot which abuts a perimeter wall is equipped with a pallet stop. Pallet stops are manufactured of'/ inch thick <br />angle iron with a four inch run and rise. The pallet stop will prevent pallets from being pushed too far into the slot damaging <br />rodent control traps and also ensure a six inch space between the wall and pallet is maintained. <br />A trash bag is located at the end of each aisle and is emptied once per day, or when full. <br />Damaged product found in the aisle is brought to the O,S&D area for proper disposal. <br />Dock Areas <br />Dock areas are swept clean at the end of each shift. Dock plates with accessible recesses are swept clean at the end of <br />each shift. Every other dock door has a trash can. Trash cans are emptied minimum once per day or when full by the <br />warehouse amenities crew. Spills which occur in the dock area are cleaned up immediately. No food or drink is allowed to <br />be consumed by employees in the dock area. <br />Facility Cleaning Matrix <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. <br />Utilize a color coded protocol to assign the frequency of sanitation, such as green for monthly cleaning, yellow for weekly <br />cleaning, and red for twice weekly cleaning. Label the slots, aisles, docks and special storage areas with the appropriate <br />sanitation frequency color code. <br />This matrix should be posted where it can be seen and notated by appropriate personnel, such as facility communication <br />boards, break rooms, etc. The board shall be no less than 3 feet long and 2 feet high, and will have the slot cleaning <br />matrix, the slot cleaning log, the approved cleaning products list, and the frequency matrix posted conspicuously. <br />Slot Cleaning Log <br />The slot cleaning log must be completed after slot cleaning has been accomplished. Ensure the appropriate slots have <br />been documented as being cleaned on the slot cleaning log, with the date cleaned and the sanitarian's initials. Ensure the <br />slot cleaning log is put back on the slot cleaning board. <br />.�.V ,t <br />Rodent, bird and insect control <br />Rodent Control <br />SEP 0 3 ?015 <br />ENVIRONMENTA! <br />I-�CD.tTLJ �1GOA4T�Ac�IT' <br />Rodent control is conducted by a licensed outside contractor. Rodent traps and bait stations are serviced on a BI -weekly <br />basis. Rodent activity is immediately reported to the Senior Vice President of Warehousing. <br />Bird Control <br />Bird control is primarily passive through good housekeeping practices. Bird presence in the warehouse is eliminated by <br />non -lethal means and covers a wide range of tactics determined by the pest control contractor. <br />Insect control <br />SA.002.PR.97.04 9 revised 06/22/2010 <br />