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Foodborne illness can damage your business and reputation in seconds.
Regulations are strict, customers expect safe meals, and inspectors require documented compliance.
Whether you operate a restaurant, café, catering service, mobile food vendor, long-term care kitchen, or seasonal food business, you need a program that is safe, consistent, and easy for your staff to follow.
Poseidon H₂O provides expert food safety consulting from a Certified Public Health Inspector, helping you meet legal requirements and build systems that protect your customers and staff.
Poseidon H₂O offers:
Cleaning schedule development
Sanitizer & chemical use protocols
Thermometer use & calibration guidelines
On-site staff coaching
Food safety culture building
Start-up evaluations for new businesses
Pre-inspection checks & compliance audits
If it affects food safety, we can help you manage it.
Our food safety services are designed to support daily operations, reduce risks, and ensure compliance with local and provincial health regulations.
We provide:
We identify risks in your operation, evaluate your processes, and provide clear, actionable improvements tailored to your kitchen.
We write or refine your food safety policies and procedures, ensuring they meet regulatory expectations and are practical for staff to follow.
We build complete food safety plans customized to your menu, equipment, staff size, and operational needs.
We help you design and implement a full Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) program for higher-risk or high-volume operations.
We assist with designing or redesigning your kitchen to improve:
Workflow efficiency
Contamination control
Cross-traffic reduction
Equipment placement
Cleaning access
These improvements help prevent problems before they happen.
We stay involved as long as you need us—reviewing logs, checking corrective actions, updating documents, and preparing your team for inspections.
A Public Health Inspector has specialized training in:
Food microbiology
Cross-contamination control
Temperature safety
Regulatory law
Facility design
Equipment sanitation
Outbreak prevention
This expertise is difficult to replicate using online templates or general training courses.
Installers and service companies profit from selling equipment, parts, and repairs.
We don’t.
We only recommend what is necessary to ensure safety and compliance.
We know what works, what doesn’t, and where kitchens typically fail during inspections.
Every kitchen is different: menus, staff skills, equipment, budget, and layout all shape your food safety needs.
We tailor every document and procedure to fit your operation.
We take technical regulations and turn them into easy-to-follow procedures your staff can actually use.
A Certified Public Health Inspector understands food safety from the regulator’s perspective and knows exactly what inspectors look for during audits.
Poor cleaning schedules, temperature control issues, or cross-contamination practices can lead to warnings, infractions, or closures.
We help you fix problems before they appear on an inspection report.
Proper storage systems, FIFO practices, and equipment layout can save thousands of dollars in wasted product annually.
Clear SOPs make training easier and reduce the time staff spend asking questions or making mistakes.
Because we are independent and neutral, we have no incentive to recommend costly equipment or renovations you don’t need.
When procedures are written by a recognized authority, staff take them seriously—and compliance improves.
A well-organized kitchen with documented safety plans demonstrates professionalism and reduces inspection stress.