Mich. Admin. Code R. 325.1976 - Kitchen and dietary
Rule 76.
(1) A
home shall have a kitchen and dietary area of adequate size to meet food
service needs of residents. It shall be arranged and equipped for the
refrigeration, storage, preparation, and serving of food, as well as for dish
and utensil cleaning and refuse storage and removal.
(2) The kitchen and dietary area shall be
equipped with a lavatory for handwashing. Each lavatory shall have a goose neck
inlet and wrist, knee, or foot control. Soap and single service towels shall be
available for use at each lavatory.
(3) The kitchen and dietary area shall be
restricted to kitchen and dietary activities.
(4) Separate personnel dining space shall be
provided.
(5) The kitchen and
dietary area, as well as all food being stored, prepared, served, or
transported, shall be protected against potential contamination from dust,
flies, insects, vermin, overhead sewer lines, and other sources.
(6) Food and drink used in the home shall be
clean and wholesome and shall be manufactured, handled, stored, prepared,
transported, and served so as to be safe for human consumption.
(7) Perishable foods shall be stored at
temperatures which will protect against spoilage.
(8) A reliable thermometer shall be provided
for each refrigerator and freezer.
(9) An individual portion of food which is
served and not eaten shall be destroyed.
(10) A separate storage area for poisonous
material shall be provided away from food service and food storage areas.
Poisonous material shall be identified as such and shall be used only in a
manner and under such conditions that it will not contaminate food or
constitute a hazard to residents, personnel, or visitors.
(11) Food service equipment and multi-use
utensils shall be of such design and material as to be smooth, easily
cleanable, and durable.
(12) Food
service equipment and work surfaces shall be installed in such a manner as to
facilitate cleaning and be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition, and in
good repair.
(13) A multi-use
utensil used in food storage, preparation, transport, or serving shall be
thoroughly cleaned and sanitized after each use and shall be handled and stored
in a manner which will protect it from contamination.
(14) A single service eating or drinking
article shall be stored, handled, and dispensed in a sanitary manner and shall
be used only once.
(15) Ice used in
the home for any purpose shall be manufactured, stored, transported, and
handled in a sanitary manner.
(16) A
storage area for housekeeping items and a janitor's closet shall be provided
convenient to the kitchen and dietary area.
(17) If food service is provided from an
outside service, then that service shall be licensed under the requirements of
the citation.
Notes
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