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Failure to Provide Wet Floor Warning in Kitchen Dishwashing Area

San Jose, California Survey Completed on 06-27-2025

Penalty

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Summary

The facility failed to maintain a safe and sanitary environment in the kitchen's dishwashing area, as observed during an initial tour with the dietary manager. The floors in the dishwashing area were found to be very wet, and there was no caution or warning sign present to alert staff or individuals entering the area about the wet floor. This condition was directly observed by surveyors and acknowledged by the dietary manager during the tour. Further confirmation was provided during an interview with the registered dietitian, who verified that kitchen areas, including dishwashing areas, should always be kept safe and that signage for wet floors is necessary to warn staff. A review of the facility's undated Kitchen Safety policy indicated that all dietary and kitchen staff must follow established safety guidelines, including keeping walkways clear and promptly cleaning spills using wet floor signs. The lack of a warning sign and the presence of a wet floor constituted a failure to adhere to these established safety procedures.

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