DTM - 10083 -PRESENTATION 1- MOTAC

DTF – 10012

FOOD SERVICE SANITATION

TOPIC 4 – METHOD TO PREVENT FOOD
CONTAMINATION

LECTURER: PN. NOR INTAN BINTI NO. MATRIX
TAHIR 07DHM21F1013
PREPARED BY:

NAME

NURUL SHAFIQAH BINTI MATRUDIN

TOPIC 4.1 – PERSONAL HYGIENE

Hygiene From the Sanitation and personal hygiene.
Greek word use clean
“hygies” Meaning surfaces, equipment, and utensils
“healthy, sound” when
preparing foods.

Personal Hygiene?

Your Hair Your Face Your Skin Your Teeth Your Ears
Your Hands Your Nails Your Feet

CHARACTERISTICS OF PERSONAL HYGIENE

BATH To clean the sweat & dirt Soap can remove dirt on the skin & make it fresh
Using of deodorants HAIR Dirty hair can cause dandruff & lice Hair fall-use scarf & caps

Wash your hair regularly MOUTH & TEETH Both are health to prevent bad smell Brush
ur teeth at least 2x perday JEWELERY Are prohibited in the food processing area They
contained dirt, staphylococcus, coliform CLOTH Wear the clean cloth Not too tight &
too loose to ensure comfort SHOE Are protector for ur legs Use suitable shoes to
prevent injury Make sure ur shoes are not airtight-can cause sweaty & smelly Clean &
wear stocking HANDS Are intermediary agent for bacteria Bacteria are easy to grow at
the surface of skin Staphylococcus from the skin can cause contamination Make sure
wash hands with soap & wipe NAILS Are part of human body which contains high no.of
m/o Make sure ur nails in a good condition Don’t use nail’s dye during handle foods

History of Ministry of Tourism Arts and
Culture

In 1959, the Department of Tourism was founded under the Malaysian Ministry of Trade. The
importance of the tourist industry in the national economy has been highlighted by its
inclusion in the 2nd Malaysia Plan, which ran from 1971 to 1975.

MoCAT was divided in April 2004 to create the Ministry of Tourism Malaysia (MoTour),
which is responsible for all tourism-related matters. This initiative demonstrates the
government's commitment to boosting tourism as a major source of revenue for the country.

Following the 13th General Election on 15 May 2013, MoTour was renamed the Ministry of
Tourism and Culture Malaysia (MOTAC). This is to highlight the importance of the tourism
and cultural sectors working together to promote Malaysia as the world's favourite tourism
destination, as stated in the phrase "Malaysia, Truly Asia."

Policy

VISION
Malaysia - Culturally Rich Sustainable Destination.

MISION
Empowering the Inclusive Tourism Industry and

Culture Ecosystem.

POLICY STATEMENT OF THE MINISTRY OF TOURISM, ARTS
AND CULTURE MALAYSIA

To drive a competitive and sustainable tourism and cultural sector for the
socio-economic development of the country.

OBJECTIVE

Promote tourism and cultural products/programs in order to strengthen the
country's identity.

To increase synergies and cooperation between tourism and culture sectors to
make Malaysia a destination of choice.

To promote the uniqueness of Malaysian arts, culture and heritage as well as
tourism products as the main catalyst for the growth of the country's tourism
and cultural sector.

Provide knowledgeable, skilled, creative and innovative human capital in the
tourism and culture sector.

Top Management

YB DATO' SRI HAJAH NANCY SHUKRI.
MINISTER OF TOURISM , ARTS AND CULTURE, MALAYSIA

YB DATUK SERI DR. SANTHARA J.P. YBHG. DATUK WIRA DR. NOOR ZARI BIN HAMAT
DEPUTY MINISTER OF TOURISM , CHAIRMAN SECRETARY GENERAL
ARTS AND CULTURE, MALAYSIA
MINISTRY OF TOURISM , ARTS AND CULTURE, MALAYSIA

YBRS. ENCIK MOHD ZAMRI BIN MAT ZAIN YBRS. CIK SARAYA BINTI ARBI YBRS. ENCIK NORAZMAN BIN OTHMAN
DEPUTY SECRETARY GENERAL (TOURISM) DEPUTY SECRETARY GENERAL (TOURISM) DEPUTY SECRETARY GENERAL (MANAGEMENT)
MINISTRY OF TOURISM , ARTS AND CULTURE, MINISTRY OF TOURISM , ARTS AND CULTURE,
CHIEF INFORMATION OFFICER (CIO)
MALAYSIA MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF TOURISM , ARTS AND CULTURE,

MALAYSIA

Charter

The Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture
Malaysia promises to provide excellent, quality

and committed services in carrying out the
following responsibilities:

(a) Licensing

After 20 days have passed since the Minutes of the Meeting of the
Evaluation Committee and Certificate Application and Appeal
Certificate (MECCAAC) have been accepted, issue a license
acceptance letter to the tourist handling business company and travel
agency business (TOB/TAB).

(b) Tourism Industry Development

(i) Managing Tourism Fund Loans by:
Processing and calling for presentation of the application within 14

working days after receiving it in its whole.
Within seven (7) working days of the date of presentation, make a decision

on the application.

 (ii) Process Tax Incentive applications for tour operators within five (5)
working days after the application is complete.

(iii) Process the Tourism Project Registration application within 20 working
days after the application is complete.

(c) Malaysia Tourism Centre

Improving the efficient and friendly counter service of the Malaysia
Tourism Center during the waiting period should not exceed 10
minutes and provide accurate information to tourists.

Manage applications for booking and rental of Malaysia Tourism
Center space within five (5) working days efficiently and provide
quality technical support services.

Departments & Agencies National Department
Of Culture And Arts
Malaysian Tourism
Promotion Board Palace Of Culture

National Archives of National Academy Of
Malaysia Arts Culture And
Heritage
Malaysian National Library
Malaysian Handicraft
Malaysian Museum Development
Department Corporation

National Heritage
Department

National Visual Arts Development
Authority

Islamic Tourism Centre

Malaysia Convention And Exhibition
Bureau

Rangkaian Hotel Seri Malaysia

Conclusion

• Travel and tourism is a growing industry, in spite of the volatility and
sluggish global economic growth. Malaysia recognizes the significant
impact of travel and tourism on economic and social development. As
a conclusion, MOTAC had played a very important role as a
“backbone” of organization.