Use this weekly thermometer calibration checklist to verify food probe accuracy and maintain food safety. Perform low-temperature checks by placing the probe in an ice-water slurry and confirming readings between -0.5 and +0.5 C. Perform high-temperature checks by immersing the probe in boiling water and confirming readings between 99.5 and 100.5 C. Capture thermometer name or number, attach photos of readings, confirm probe cleanliness and battery status, and record pass or fail. Document corrective actions for any out-of-range results. Include verification by the Head Chef and the date. Ideal for hotels, restaurants, and kitchens to support HACCP compliance and consistent temperature control.
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