Refrigerator Temp Log Pdf

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Put an “X” in the row that corresponds to the refrigerator’s temperature. If any out-of-range temp, see instructions to the right. After each month has ended, save each month’s log for 3 years. Temperature Log for Refrigerator – Fahrenheit Page 1 of 3 DAYS 1 –15 Monitor temperatures closely! 1. Write your initials below in “Staff Initials,” and note the time in “Exact Time.” 2. . Apr 15,  · 5. If the temperature is too warm or too cold, follow the actions steps listed on reverse side. 6. At the end of the month, file this log and save for 3 years. Daily Freezer/ Refrigerator Temperature Log Instructions: This log will be maintained for each refrigerator and freezer (both walk-in and reach-in units) in. Corrective Action must be noted if temperatures fall outside of the appropriate range. Temperature Log for Refrigerator – Celsius Page 1 of 3 DAYS 1 –15 Monitor temperatures closely! 1. Write your initials below in “Staff Initials,” and note the time in “Exact Time.” 2. Record temps twice each workday. 3. Record the min/max temps once each workday—preferably in the morning. 4. Put an “X” in the row that corresponds to the refrigerator’s temperature. If any out-of-range temp, see instructions to the right. After each month has ended, save each month’s log for 3 years. Temperature Log for Refrigerator – Fahrenheit DAYS 16–31 F° CDC recommends the use of a digital data logger (DDL) for vaccine temperature monitor-ing. Using a DDL, or other appropriate temperature monitoring device (TMD), check and record the storage unit temperature each workday using one of the options below. Save. Temperature Log for Refrigerator – Fahrenheit Page 2 of 3 DAYS 16–31 Monitor temperatures closely! 1. Write your initials below in “Staff Initials,” and note the time in “Exact Time.” 2. Record temps twice each workday. 3. Record the min/max temps once each workday—preferably in the morning. 4.