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Food Safety Training - Safe Practices and Procedures (Free Online Course With Certificate) Alison Free Online Learning

Introduction
This free online course in Food Safety course teaches you about safe practices and procedures within food service operations. A solid sanitation and safety program is vital for any food service operation, big or small. By the end of the course, you'll know all about the individual cleanliness guidelines applicable to everyone within sanitation and safety operations, as well as the important role the manager plays in these operations.
This Free Online Course Includes:
- 1.5-3 Hours of Learning
- CPD Accreditation
- Final Assessment
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Curriculum
This free sanitation course will first introduce you to personal cleanliness and hotel cleanliness. You will learn the guidelines for manual cleaning and how to correctly sanitize dishware, what to look out for when purchasing and receiving food from an outside supplier. Then you will learn how to store food in the correct environment, how to prepare foods hygienically, and how to prevent and avoid accidents such as burns or cuts. You will also cover foodborne illnesses and examine how they are caused.
Next, the course will guide you through the crucial role of management in maintaining food safety standards. You will learn how to handle incidents and fill out reports in conjunction with OSHA regulations. You will also learn the guidelines for carrying out inspections to ensure that safety and sanitation procedures are being followed by everyone in the workplace consistently.
This online food safety training course will be of great interest to people who wish to start their own food service operation or who are already working in the food industry. It will also help to provide your food service operation establishment with a good reputation for cleanliness and sanitation. This course is also ideal for those who want to know more about preparing food in a sanitary manner in their own personal lives. So, check out the course and start handling your food correctly today!
Module 1
Personal Cleanliness And Health
Learn about the importance of personal cleanliness for food safety.
Module 2
Sanitary Food Handling
Learn about the procedures used in sanitary food handling.
Module 3
Food Service Accidents
Learn about general causes and preventive measures for accidents in the food service industry.
Module 4
Food Service Incidents, Inspections and Illnesses
Learn about the role of management in maintaining food safety standards and Illnesses caused by bad and/or contaminated food.
Module 5
Course assessment
Program Outcome
What You Will Learn In This Free Course
- Describe sanitary food handling practices.
- List correct cleaning and sanitizing procedures.
- Outline safe practices in the food preparation area to avoid accidents.
- List personal cleanliness guidelines for handling food.
- Describe the role and influence of the manager in the food service sanitation and safety operation.
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Career Opportunities
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Food Scientist
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Supervisor Of Food Preparation And Serving Workers
The food service industry is one of the basic yet most complex cornerstones of globalisation and civilisation. The industry owes a major part in its reigning status to Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers, who manage to turn the intricate procedure of preparing and serving food into a delightful act.
Hospital Food Service Supervisor
A nutritious and suitable diet is an integral part of hospital treatment and a crucial aid to recovery. It is a complex task to ensure that all patients at a medical facility receive balanced and tasty meals on time several times a day. However, Hospital Food Service Supervisors not only make this possible but also make sure to fulfil the individual needs of patients. While not always in the limelight, they make notable contributions to healthcare.