Broken Glass and Foreign Object Contamination Response
Directs the immediate containment, discard radius, and cleanup procedure when glass or another foreign object breaks near open food or prep surfaces.
Why This Matters
Glass shards travel farther and hide longer than people expect—into a bowl, a case of produce, a bag of flour. Panic and improvisation turn this into a served hazard instead of a contained one. A rehearsed radius protects guests from an object nobody could see once it landed.
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