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Quiz: Can You Ace This Kitchen Safety Test?

Sponsored content from our partner Restaurant Technologies on Feb. 26, 2018
A food-safety crisis is right at the top of any restaurant operator’s list of nightmares. But a very close—and dangerous—second to that is an on-site accident. By their very nature, restaurants have many places where employee safety can be put in jeopardy, such as the kitchen, the loading dock and the trash disposal area. Take this quiz to see if your restaurant is playing it safe.

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