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From the 22 February 2008, all licensed food businesses requires the presence of a Food
Safety Supervisor, as part of their permanent staff. HACCP The Food Safety Supervisor course can be taken either in Hospitality and Food Processing and can be delivered face-to-face in your venue or our training facility. COURSE 1 (One day) Follow Workplace Hygiene Procedures (THHGHS01B) Implement Food Safety Procedures (THHBCC11B) COURSE 2 (two days) Follow Workplace Hygiene Procedures(THHGHS01B) Food Processing(FDFCORFSY1A) Implement Food Safety Procedures(THHBCC11B) Food Processing(FDFCORFSY2A) After successful completion of the assessment, participants will receive a Nationally Recognised Statement of Attainment for either the Competencies THHGHS01B and THHBCC11B in Hospitality, or FDFCORFSY1A and FDFCORFS2A in Food Processing. If you have undertaken hygiene training during the previous three years, Recognition of Prior Learning may be applicable. Copies of Certificates or Statements of Attainments are required as proof of previous training and should be faxed or e-mailed with your application. Click here to request more information and pricing of this course.
Maintain Food Safety This is considered a core unit for everybody in the food processing industry. It covers the skills and knowledge required to maintain food safety when carrying out work tasks. Basic food safety practices include: Covering all areas from receival and storage over preparation, cooking, holding, cooling, chilling and reheating to packaging and disposal. It will also touch on areas such as common contamination, microbial growth and sanitation. Click here to request more information and pricing of this course.
Maintain Quality This is considered a core unit for everybody in the food processing industry. It covers the skills and knowledge required to follow basic quality assurance practices related to monitoring quality. This units includes: HACCP Covering all areas from the identification of what's needed and systems to check for compliance, over monitoring systems and checks to the identification of "out-of-specification" products and reporting of such. After successful completion of the assessment students will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Achievement for competency FDFCORFSY2A from the Certificate I in Food Processing. Click here to request more information and pricing of this course.
Hygiene Procedures This is considered an essential unit for everybody in the food processing industry. It covers the skills and knowledge required to follow key hygiene procedures in kitchens or anybody involved in the handling of food. This units includes: HACCP Covering all areas such as hygienic food handling, personal hygiene, proper food handling, personal protective clothing, laundry and food storage. After successful completion of the assessment students will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Achievement for competency THHGHS01B from the Certificate I in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations). Click here to request more information and pricing of this course.
Receive and Store Kitchen
Supplies This is considered an essential unit for everybody in the food processing industry. It covers the knowledge required to receive and store supplies in the food processing industry. This units includes: HACCP Covering all areas from the identification and verification of specifications, identification of variations, transport and storage of supplies, stock rotation and maintenance. After successful completion of the assessment students will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Achievement for competency THHBKA03B from the Certificate I in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations). Click here to request more information and pricing of this course.
Clean and Maintain Kitchen Premises This is considered an essential unit for everybody in the food processing industry. It covers the skills and knowledge required to clean and maintain food preparation and storage areas. This units includes: HACCP Covering all areas from equipment such as crockery, utensils and chopping boards, over surfaces such as walls, shelves and benches to napkins, cleaning cloths and personal protective gear. After successful completion of the assessment students will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Achievement for competency THHBKA04B from the Certificate I in Hospitality (Kitchen Operations). Click here to request more information and pricing of this course.
Apply Cook-Chill Process This is considered an essential unit for everybody in the food processing industry. It covers the skills and knowledge required to follow cook-chill procedures in kitchens. This units includes: HACCP This module also includes observation of practical performance of the competencies, which can be certified by us or management. After successful completion of the assessment students will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Achievement for competency THHGHS02B from the Certificate III in Hospitality (Catering Operations). Click here to request more information and pricing of this course.
Implement Food Safety
Plan This is considered a core unit for anybody working food handling. It covers the skills and knowledge required to work under a food safety plan. This unit includes: HACCP Covering areas such as understanding and interpreting food safety programs, monitoring and improving food safety programs and personal application of food safety programs. After successful completion of the assessment students will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Achievement for competency FDFCORFSY2A from the Certificate II in Food Processing. Click here to request more information and pricing of this course.
Develop a Food Safety
Program This course is designed to provide the skills and knowledge to develop, implement and evaluate Food Safety Programs for the hospitality and/or catering industry. This unit includes: HACCP Encompassing areas such as hazards analysis, identification of chemical, microbial and physical contamination, temperatures, contingency plans, food poisoning, production recording and many many more. After successful completion of the assessment students will receive a nationally recognised Statement of Achievement for competency THHS2CC3B from the Certificate IV in Hospitality (Commercial Cookery). Click
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