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Dole Drivers Reference Manual
Page 68
efficacy, statement of compliance with USDA requirements, limits of
use, and application directions. Cleaning/sanitizing compounds
generally can be any combination of soaps, detergents, wetting
agents, emulsifiers, solubilizers, and antimicrobial agents.
Cleaning/sanitizing compounds should not contain any fragrances,
strong acids or alkaline solutions, heavy metals, or other
substances that may be toxic or impart a residual odor.
Application of cleaning/sanitizing compounds should be performed
using a brush, spray nozzle, or mop specifically capable of making
contact with all surfaces inside the shipping container. Particular
attention should be given to cleaning the under-surfaces of T-bar
floors, where stains and dirt tend to persist.
After allowing for proper contact time with the cleaning/sanitizing
compound (as recommended by the manufacturer), all interior surfaces
should be rinsed with a high-pressure spray system.
A supervisor should then determine if any additional cleaning is
necessary. If the container has residual odors, a special cleaning
protocol utilizing chlorine bleach or another USDA compliant
compound should be used. Spot stain removal can be accomplished
using special cleaning compounds containing acid or alkaline
solutions and/or abrasive materials. However, this special cleaning
compound must also be guaranteed by its manufacturer to comply with
USDA sanitation directives when used as directed.
The container number, date and location of cleaning, name of person
performing the cleaning and supervisor’s name should be recorded and
kept in a central file.
All workers performing and supervising the cleaning process should
be properly trained and provided with appropriate personal
protective devices and clothing, as recommended by manufacturers of
the equipment and chemicals used in the process. Appropriate stairs
with handrails to facilitate worker access to containers should be
provided to reduce the potential for slips and falls.
If you have any doubt about the cleanliness of a shipping container prior
to use for transport of Dole food products, take all steps necessary to
properly clean it or return it to a Dole Terminal for additional cleaning.
Carrier is responsible for ensuring that all containers returned to Dole
have been cleaned in accordance with these Guidelines. Any questions
concerning these Guidelines and/or any questions concerning a particular
shipping container should be directed to an authorized Dole
representative.
Initial acceptance _______________ Date_________________
“EXHIBIT C”
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