Usenko wrote:...Any extras she should add?......
These recommendations are atrocious! Completely irresponsible!
There is not one citation, not one referenced regulation, not one issuance of an approved testing standard and no mention at all of standardized testing materials and equipment. There are no calibration requirements included for any equipment being used, even if it is mentioned, and not one mention of the inspection and licensing requirements of a suitable testing facility, let alone the necessary training certification required by law for approved personnel working in a laboratory environment.
Outrageous! Is there no shame, here? Someone could stub their toe or catch their privates in a blender!
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"Risk Assessment Study for Investigative Testing Proposal #Usenko-A492018-A1 "Quality Assessment for Artificial Sweeteners Contained in Slurry Mixture #365 ("Brownies", see attached), Post-Processing After Materials Exposure in Approved Crucible Furnace #B4 (Benchtop Crucible Furnace located at testing facility, see attached calibration and quality testing assessment "Ref B2") for Temperature Exposure Not Exceeding 18 Minutes (Timing Interrupt Equipped with Crucible Furnace #B4), at Sustained Temperature of 176 deg C as determined by Crucible at Point-of-Contact with Slurry Mixture."
Scope of Study: This study has been undertaken to determine risks to personnel and facilities involved in Investigative Testing Proposal #Usenko-A492018-A1 "Quality Assessment for Artificial Sweeteners Contained in Slurry Mixture #365 et al, as detailed in proposal submission of 9/04/2018 to Quality Assessment, Tastiness and Budgetary Committee for Usenko Quality Foods, Ltd. The study will review all applicable processes, materials, and regulatory requirements and exposure risks in order to determine the feasibility of the proposed testing and the associated mitigation procedures and equipment for necessary compliance with Quick-E Insurance Company Policy requirements dated and in force during the testing period as well as any Federal, State, or Local regulations and applicable Usenko Quality Foods, Ltd internal standards. *See Attached UQF doc #D-812
Scope of Work Testing and Measurement Procedures and Requirements: All testing and measurement materials and procedures will comply with N.I.S.T. (National Institute of Standard and Technology) Testing Procedure "#439.251.03-C Quality Assessment of Materials of Construction for Slurry Mixtures - Edibles." *See Attached
Regulatory Compliance Section: All work, materials, and personnel involved will comply with Federal Regulations overseeing the use and operation of "Quality Assurance Laboratories in a Non-Commercial Setting" CFR 39, Section II, 219.18 through 280.04. Applicable State and Local Regulations will be adhered to as included in "Usenko Family Kitchen Manual" Issue 1, Section 5, "Making tasty stuff in the kitchen - What you need to know." *See attached
Executive Summary: The reviewer, Usenkospawnone, PhD, MD, ASE, TLC, BBC, IE, AoL, INC, has completed a review of risk exposure for Quality Assessment Proposal #Usenko-A492018-A1, conducted with the assistance of staff and facilities at Usenko Quality Foods, Ltd.
Laboratory testing environments involved in quality testing of mixed slurry ingredients post-exposure to thermal sources and during digestive processing, including mastication (Feinbaum, Streudal and Asymptote 2001), taste, biological processing of carbohydrates (Massy et all, 1974), have demonstrated situations of increased risk (Coyote, 1961) for both facilities and personnel (Hewey, Dewey, and Luey 1958). It is with this in mind that a risk assessment study has been undertaken by this reviewer.
Comparable slurry mixture studies (Mouse, et al, 1703) were reviewed to determine the risks to Usenko Quality Foods facilities and personnel. Records show that...
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Table 3 "Personnel - Risk Mitigation - Personal Protective Equipment Requirements for Laboratory Assistants and Staff (CFR 39, 143.01-598.23)"
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PS - Don't forget Lockout/Tagout procedures for all powered equipment!
PPS - My brain started time-traveling back to the days when I actually had to do stuff like this, so I had to quit, lest the PTSD take over!
, so safety goggles too, first aid kit, evacuation plan and route-map, a designated work health officer and safety inspector.
/sigh 
