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Critical Violations List
 PLEASE
READ STARTING JUNE 2005
The critical
violations list is designed to
inform the citizens of Randolph
of any critical violations in
the Town's food establishments.
The Freedom of information act
fully acknowledges each citizens
right to view certain
inspectional government
documents. The food
establishments listed will
appear on this site for
approximately six months
following the violation. It is
important to note that the
critical violation may have been
corrected days or hours after
the inspection and rendered a
non-issue. We offer this as a
service to the community in that
they will be informed.
Before using
this web site, users should read
this explanation of the system
so they are fully aware of how
violations are assessed and
applied to foodservice
establishments. The information
is designed give consumers an
indication of a food
establishment's overall
cleanliness and sanitation
during a random inspection
performed by The Randolph Board
of Health . The inspection
results are designed to give
consumers a snap shot in time of
an establishment's operation.
It should not be assumed that
the critical violation/s reflect
how an establishment always
operates. Generally,
most restaurants in Randolph are
cited for non-critical
violations that are often
corrected by the establishment
while the inspector is still on
the premises.
The public
should be aware of the
following:
Food borne Illness Risk Factor
Critical Violation -
Risk factors mean improper
practices or procedures, which
have been identified by the
Center for Disease Control and
Prevention (CDC), through
epidemiological data as the most
prevalent contributing factors
of food borne illness or injury.
Critical
Violation
1. A Food Code violation,
that, if in noncompliance, is
more likely that other
violations to contribute to food
contamination, illness, or an
environmental health hazard.
Example: Failure to have gloves
for hands with ready to eat
foods
2. Any other
violation of 105 CMR 590.000 so
designated by the Board of
Health after written notice to
the permit holder that the
violation has the potential to
seriously affect the public
health.
Non-Critical Violation
- A violation that does not
seriously affect the public
health but needs to be corrected
Improving Randolph's Public
Health each day, with your help
and our help.
Thank you.
Your Grateful Board
Mark Kittredge,
Chairman
Thomas J. Fisher, Vice-Chair
Dr. David Kaplan, Member
Esther Muhammad, Member
Nelly Janga, Member
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