In Cane's expectations, the handwashing rule requires washing hands after which action?

• A. Starting tasks
• B. Finishing tasks
• C. Changing tasks
• D. Re-reading tasks

Answer: (C)

In Cane’s system, washing hands is required whenever you switch from one task to another. That moment is when your hands are most likely to carry residues from the previous activity into the next, so a quick wash resets cleanliness before you touch the next item or step.

This rule is about transitions: moving from one duty to a different one (for example, from handling raw poultry to assembling sides) creates the risk of cross-contamination, and washing at that switch helps keep everything safe and sanitary.

Washing after starting a task isn’t the trigger, and washing after finishing a task or simply re-reading instructions aren’t the specific moment Cane’s emphasizes. The emphasis is on cleaning hands precisely when you change tasks to prevent any carryover.