Joined: 12 Feb 2004 Posts: 1062 Location: Ontario, Canada
Safety In the Kitchen Posted: 02-29-04 16:41pm
*preventing cuts
a) cut away from your body
b) cut away from other people
c)do not point a knife or anything sharp
at anyone
d) use a knife only for cutting foods
e) wash knives seperately
f) be careful with can tops after opening
g) never pick up broken glass with bare
fingers-use a brush and dustpan. Then use
a wet paper towel for smaller pieces
*preventing falls
a) wipe up spills immediately
b) use a sturdy ladder or step stool to
reach high places
c) if you have a rug make sure its
non-glide
d) do not walk on wet floors
*using electricity
a) make sure your hands are dry before
handling an electrical appliance
b) keep cords aways from sink and stove
c) check for damaged cords-do not use if
there is a problem
d) hold the plug-not the cord-when you
unplug an appliance
e) do not put a cord under a rig
f) if food is stuck in an appliance: turn
it off, unplug it and remove it with a
non-metal object
g) do not plug too many appliances in one
outlet
*preventing burns
a) do not wear loose clothing-make sure
skin is covered up
b) keep flammable materials away from
stove -curtains, paper towel, plastics,
etc.
C) use a dry potholder
d) lift the cover of a pot away from you
e) turn pot handles inward
f) wait until stove cools before cleaning
g) stand aside when you open over door
h) pull racks out before putting pans in
or out of oven
i) keep spray cans away from stove
j) learn how to use a fire extinguisher
*grease dires
keep things clean so grease doesnt build
up
a) turn off the heat
b)pour salt of baking soda over flames
c) put a cover on the pan
d) leave building and call 911 if fire
gets out of control
do not
a) pour water on grease fire
b) carry the burning pan to the sink
*preventing poisoning
4 ways poison can enter the body:
inhalation, injection, ingestion,
absorption
a) follow label instructions carefully
b) never mix cleaners together
c) do not point a spray towards people
d) cover food, dishes and cookware if you
need to use a pesticide for insects and
bugs and any other harmful sprays
e) keep cleaners in own container with
labels
f) store cleaners carefully-in locked
cupboards if there are small children
h) call 911 or poison hotline if someone
has been poisoned right way.
This is all common sense but I just
thought id update everyone. Hehe. This
is some of the stuff we learn in
hospitality..Its quite interesting!
Shannon :d
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sparklypixie12
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Sep 2003 Posts: 3099
Posted: 02-29-04 16:42pm
You're so resourceful! Im gonna paste
this into word & print it out! Very
helpful in an emergency
thanks chicken
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Scarf
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Feb 2004 Posts: 1062 Location: Ontario, Canada
Posted: 02-29-04 16:45pm
Hehe no prob! If you guys need to know
anything else ie.Food groups, good foods
to eat, whmis, anything..I can share some
info! Damn school is turning me into some
kind of 'smart' kid. Not good...
Shannon
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sparklypixie12
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 Sep 2003 Posts: 3099
Posted: 02-29-04 16:52pm
Hmmm....Do you know what foods to eat to
stop you from feeling bloated and
crampy?
Thanks!
Liz x
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Scarf
Extremely EHEALTHy
Joined: 12 Feb 2004 Posts: 1062 Location: Ontario, Canada
Posted: 02-29-04 16:59pm
Awh..I dont know that one. We only learn
stuff like healthy eating, workplace
stuff..Its actually kindof boring but
after march break were gonna start
cooking! Yay..Cant wait to eat eat eat!
shannon
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