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No matter the size of a business, there are always going to be security concerns and is likely to be the target of criminal activity at some point. Unauthorised access onto company property is always going to be a challenge to contain, but is manned guarding the solution?
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As a restaurant owner, keeping your kitchen clean and safe is of the utmost importance. Not only is it essential for the health and well-being of your customers, but it's also a legal requirement. In this blog, we'll be discussing the health and safety regulations for kitchens and how to ensure that your kitchen is in compliance. First and foremost, it's important to understand that every kitchen is unique, and the regulations will vary depending on the type of food you serve, the size of your kitchen, and the local laws. However, there are some common regulations that every restaurant owner should be aware of. 1. Food safety: The FDA's Food Code is the set of regulations that most restaurants must follow to ensure that the food they serve is safe to eat. This includes guidelines for storage, preparation, cooking, and service. 2. Cleanliness: Restaurants are required to keep their kitchens clean and free from pests. This includes regular cleaning of surfaces and equipment, as well as proper disposal of waste. 3. Hand washing: Employees must wash their hands regularly, especially before handling food. 4. Pest control: Restaurants are required to take measures to prevent pests from entering the kitchen, such as regular extermination and keeping food stored in sealed containers. 5. Fire safety: Kitchens must have working fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and fire suppression systems in place. 6. Personal protective equipment: Employees must wear appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves, hairnets, and aprons, to prevent contamination of food. 7. Allergen management: Restaurants must be able to identify and manage allergens in their food. 8. Emergency procedures: Restaurants must have emergency procedures in place, such as evacuation plans, in case of fire or other emergencies. As a restaurant owner, it's crucial that you stay up to date with the latest health and safety regulations for kitchens. Not only will this keep your customers safe, but it will also protect you from potential legal issues. If you're looking for help in ensuring that your kitchen is in compliance, our team of expert health and safety consultants can help. We can work with you to conduct a thorough assessment of your kitchen, identify any issues, and provide you with a plan for addressing them. Don't wait, schedule a consultation with us today and learn how our expertise in health and safety can help you keep your kitchen clean and safe for your customers.
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The danger of rodent infestation If you're dealing with a rodent infestation in your office, you'll want to take quick and decisive action to get rid of the problem. Not only are rodents unsightly and often feared, but they can also spread diseases and cause damage to your property. I’ll outline some steps you can take to get rid of rodents and clean up after them.
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It's true what they say, life goes quick when you are having fun! I feel as though I blinked and December was gone - but what a month we had enjoying the festivities with our clients and employees, it's that one time of year when you can get together, forget about the stresses and worries and enjoy the moment.
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WINNS OBJECTIVES As an SME it is easier for us to drive strategy than for larger organisations. This differentiates us from our competitors as it allows us to provide a bespoke service for each and every client no matter their size.
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CONCIERGE SECURITY SERVICES Here at WINNS Services we understand that security is so much more than just having someone on site. Whilst it is important to protect your premises, stock and employees, a security company can also provide many other things that could be beneficial to your business.
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SCOTLAND'S "OTHER NATIONAL DAY" Burns Night is celebrated each year on the 25th January in Scotland to mark the birth of legendary poet Robert Burns as Scotland's “other national day” besides St Andrew's.
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HOW DO WE ENSURE WE ARE DOING THE BEST FOR OUR CLIENTS?
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