A/FP - Food Services Manual Chapter 1 – Food Services Organization Modified Jul 07 Page 8 of 8 Base / Wing / Formation/ Unit - Responsibilities 8. The general responsibilities at base/wing/formation/Unit level are to: a. plan food services support operations and . Managing Food Safety: A Manual for the Voluntary Use of HACCP Principles for Operators of Food Service and Retail Establishments. Additional copies are available from. · Operations Manual July Table of Contents FNS Food and Nutrition Service FSD Food Service Director HACCP Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points HEA Household Eligibility Application IEG Income Eligibility Guidelines LEA Local Educational Agency.
Foodservice operations must take into consideration the multiple food handling and processing methods that incur from farm to table that may afford the opportunity for food contamination. Massive feeding operations, imported foods being introduced into the food chain with specialized. A/FP - Food Services Manual Chapter 1 – Food Services Organization Modified Jul 07 Page 7 of 8 j. provide guidance to units on the development of comprehensive Statements of Requirements for Food Services contracts and on the effective performance monitoring of Food Services contractors; k. serve as Food Services POC for field trials of food service material/equipment;. The food service supervisor has total responsibility for the management of the facility’s food service operations. Any employee, uniformed, or non-uniformed, entering or working in the food service area shall be subject to the rules, regulations, and procedures set forth by this manual. FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR For the purpose of this manual, food service supervisor shall be defined as the highest-ranking food service title. CHANGES TO THE MANUAL.
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