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2013

Design, layout and construction


of food premises and
equipments

COURSE NAME : Food Science


COURSE CODE : AHD 1132
LECTURER :
Ass. Prof Dr Norazlanshah B Hazali
STUDENT'S NAME :
Sharifah Farhana S.Mahdzir
MATRIX NO : 1313886
EMAIL : farhana.mahdzir@gmail.com
PHONE NO : 014-5116621
WHAT IS FOOD PREMISES?

Any site where food is prepared, stored, or sold. It includes vehicles, tents, lands used in
preparation of food to be sold.

HOW IS THE DESIGN FOR A GOOD FOOD PREMISES?

A good food premises will promote good hygiene, which will result in the presentation of a
wholesome food image and the safe preparation of food and to the public. Food
contamination can be decreased with a perfect layout and design of a food premises.

GENERAL FOOD SAFETY STANDARDS

1) Food premises

The layout, design, 1.Provide adequate spaces for equipment, fixtures, and fittings
and construction of 2. Can be easily and effectively cleaned/sanitised
food premises must: 3. Appropriate for the activities inside the premises
4. Practicable - Exclude dust, smoke and other contaminants
- Prevent entry and harbourage of pests

2) Floor, wall, and ceilings

Can be cleaned effectively Impervisions

Horizontal and even and graded Suitable surfaces


towards floor waste drain (commercial sheet vinyl,
glazed tiles, epoxy resin finishes)

Resistance to chemicals, No crevices and cracks


hot water, and steam
Laid Smooth
No pictures rails/ Tightly joined
architectures (junction between walls and ceiling)

No drop in ceiling panels Smooth plasterboard


(ceiling)

Washable paint Service pipes concealed in the


wall fixed with approved bracelets

3) Lighting

The food can be clearly seen

Enable to see the equipment used;


whether they are clean or not

Can detect the sign of pests

Flush mounted or recessed into the ceiling

4) Water supply/ waste water disposal

Grease arrestors located Use warm water


outside the premises

Sinks, floor drain, and all Compatible volume/pressure


washing facilities should
be connected to sewer
CONCLUSION

Food premises, equipment, fittings, and fixtures must be in a good and recommended
condition with regards to their uses. It must follow the general food safety standard in order
to :
1. Guarantee optimal hygienic conditions.
2. Ensure a better working flow among the food handlers.
3. Prevent any physical contamination from any objects which should not be in the food
premises.
4. Increase the production of better and quality foods.

JAKIM is one of the competent authorities that strongly recommended the food handlers to
practice the food safety system in the management of their food premises. This is to ensure
that it is parallel to the guidelines given by the related bodies in food industries. Moreover,
Islam also encouraged us to be careful and to take a good care of whatever we eat. Without
good management of food premises, all of us are exposed to any hazardous from the food we
eat. It is obligatory for Muslims to consume foods which are halal and also good for our
health. As Allah stated in Holy Quran :

"Then eat of what Allah has provided for you [which is] lawful and good. And be grateful for
the favour of Allah, if it is [indeed] Him that you worship" [Surah An-Nahl; 16:114]
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