This free online course teaches good food safety practices and shows you how to professionally manage a catering area. Food contamination could lead to unpleasant outcomes ranging from severe illness to loss of business for a catering outfit or restaurant.
The practices outlined in the course adhere to internationally recognized standards, codes of practice, and guidelines relating to food, food production, and food safety recognized by the WHO (World Health Organization) and United Nations. The topics covered include personal hygiene, water quality, product contamination control, and pest control.
Food poisoning, a consequence of food contamination, can lead to severe illness and even death so measures and regulations are required to ensure that food is prepared under hygienic conditions and kept safe. This course exposes you to the important business of keeping food and cooking spaces healthy.
If you are a food safety manager or run a business responsible for food safety, you will gain a lot of valuable knowledge from this course. Individuals who are planning to have a career in the food-related industry will also benefit greatly from this course.
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.
All Alison courses are free to enrol, study and complete. To successfully complete this Certificate course and become an Alison Graduate, you need to achieve 80% or higher in each course assessment.
The topics covered include personal hygiene, water quality, product contamination control, and pest control.
If not handled properly, the food that you serve may cause severe discomfort, illness, and even death. This makes it crucial for everyone, particularly those in the hospitality industry, to understand that their behavior directly contributes to the safety of the food they serve.
Your Alison Certificate is: Ideal for sharing with potential employers - include it in your CV, professional social media profiles and job applications.
After completing this course you will be able to: 1 Define the features of a well-planned kitchen 2 Define personal hygiene 3 Explain health management and health conditions 4 Explain the five steps to food safety 5 Describe what is meant by food contamination 6 Explain proper food handling priorities 7 Describe the food preparation procedures 8 List the six basic hygiene practices for food handlers 9 Describe food disposal practices 10 List the different types of restaurant workforce injuries and accidents 11 Explain the main firefighting principles 12 Define the basic tasks involved in first aid
Your Alison Certificate is: Ideal for sharing with potential employers - include it in your CV, professional social media profiles and job applications. An indication of your commitment to continuously learn, upskill and achieve high results.
Your Alison Certificate is: Ideal for sharing with potential employers - include it in your CV, professional social media profiles and job applications. An indication of your commitment to continuously learn, upskill and achieve high results.
There is an extensive section on interview skills and techniques, including extra course resources. Training and development of employees is covered, as well as issues such as staff discipline and termination. The course also covers compensation for employees, including non-cash benefits and incentives.
Food contamination could lead to unpleasant outcomes ranging from severe illness to loss of business for a catering outfit or restaurant. Thus, food procurement, handling, processing, and storage, must be carried out with utmost care, to prevent contamination and spoilage of food.
All Alison courses are free to enrol, study and complete. To successfully complete this Certificate course and become an Alison Graduate, you need to achieve 80% or higher in each course assessment.
The MOST important reason for having food handlers wear hair restraints is to: Prevent food handlers from contaminating their hands by touching their hair.
A food handler's duties regarding food safety include all of the following practices EXCEPT: Prevention of food contamination. Dispose of food that poses a potential threat to human health. Handle, transport, and store food safely.
Pest infestations must be controlled for all of the following reasons EXCEPT: They tend to be overlooked by loyal customers who know the food is good. They cause physical, chemical, and biological contaminations of food s. They are disgusting, and the owner will lose business and revenue.
Food preservation does all of the following EXCEPT: Allow foods to be stored for long periods of time. Promote the growth of microorganisms. Make seasonal foods available longer. Maintain food quality. Promote the growth of microorganisms.
These are signs of: Thawing and refreezing. According to the Food Code, proper food labels should NOT contain: The date that frozen preparation-needed foods are to be consumed.
What is the proper way to sanitize a table that has been used for preparing food? Wipe it clean with a wet cloth, then spray with a sanitizer. Wash it with a detergent, then wipe with a clean, dry cloth. Spray with a sanitizer, then wipe it dry .
side works. a cleaning schedule. cleaning. Bill is cutting chicken on a cutting board and afterwards, takes the cutting board to the dishwasher. He then takes another cutting board, puts it on the same table and then quickly rinses his hands in the produce sink, taking out the carrots and washing them in the sink.