Which standard requires written records that must be verified by IPP daily?

• A. Sanitary Operations
• B. Ventilation
• C. SSOP
• D. Employee Hygiene

Answer: (A)

Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures (SSOP) are the standards that require keeping written records of sanitation activities and having them verified daily by the IPP (Inspection Program Personnel). These records document cleaning and sanitizing tasks, when they were done, who performed them, and sometimes sanitizer concentrations or temperatures. The daily verification by the IPP ensures that sanitation steps were completed before and during production, helping to prevent contamination and maintain sanitary conditions.

The other options refer to broader or different focuses: Sanitary Operations describes overall cleanliness practices but isn’t defined by daily written records verified by IPP; Ventilation deals with air quality and environmental control; Employee Hygiene covers personnel practices.