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Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Introduction to HACCP for Food Safety
This online course explored implementing the HACCP food safety management system. It discussed the importance of food safety, the implications of poor food safety and controlling hazards through the introduction of critical control points. The course covered topics such as hazards, food poisoning and causes, contamination, food safety legislation, policy, the principles of HACCP, applying HACCP to the food cycle, developing a HACCP flow chart and check lists and record keeping.
2 weeks, 6 hours per week
Cheryl Cordier
Director of Studies
International Culinary Studio
Andy Cordier
Group Executive Chef
International Culinary Studio
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Identify critical food safety hazards
- Explain terms food poisoning, contamination, cross contamination
- Identify ways in which food becomes contaminated
- Explain the methods for managing food hygiene and safety
- Discuss the importance of good food hygiene and safety to the business, customers and employees
- Describe how to control food safety through the food cycle
- Discuss hazard analysis critical control points (HACCP) practices and procedures
- Develop to a HACCP flow chart
- Describe the key elements of a food safety policy
- Develop a HACCP checklist
- Identify key food safety records
- Explain reporting procedures
- Explain the key aspects of food safety legislation
Syllabus
- What is food safety?
- Why does food safety matter?
- What is food poisoning?
- Food safety facts
- Causes of food poisoning.
- How does contamination occur?
- Main reasons for adopting high standards of food safety.
- What does this mean for you as a chef or food service operator.
- Workplace hygiene.
- Food handlers’ actions
- The 7 principles of HACCP
- HACCP practices
- Applying HACCP to the food handling cycle
- Food safety policy
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Issued on 4th January 2022
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