Arctic Response is accredited to deliver the TrainCan Basic Food Safety course.
Arctic Response is accredited to deliver the TrainCan Basic Food Safety course. This training is intended for food handlers in wide variety of settings.
The course helps workers learn important information about food safety and handling, empowering them to conduct their work responsibly and professionally, ensuring employee and customer safety, and reducing liability risks to the employer.
Arctic Response Canada Ltd. opened in Yellowknife, NT in 2001, delivering arctic survival and outdoor technical rescue programs to government and private sector employees throughout Canada’s northern territories.
Since then, we have expanded to meet the pre-employment and safety training needs of virtually every northern sector. And have steadily expanded our reach to provide training and services throughout southern Canada and internationally.
In many cases, Arctic Response has become the industry standard and leader for safety training and we are proud to have assisted in the development of national training standards for both private and public sector groups.
A training curriculum is only as good as the instructor delivering it, and our people are the cornerstone of our success. Arctic Response instructors are outstanding adult educators drawn from a wide variety of high-intensity professions including technical rescue, military, outdoor education, teaching, and adventure expedition guiding.
We proudly offer Alberta Food Safe approved online food safety certification courses. Participants that register for this course will have to complete 8 modules and quizzes prior to attending the final multiple-choice exam at our training center.
his Food Handling Safety discusses the contamination hazards that are associated with food handling, and the materials, equipment, and safe work practices employees should use to ensure that the foods they prepare won’t make someone else sick.
The course covers important food safety and worker safety information including foodborne illness, receiving and storing food, preparing food, serving food, cleaning and sanitizing. The course meets the requirement of the Manitoba Health Food Handler Requirements.
HACCP, the oldest food safety management model initially applied by NASA in the 1960s and later supported by FAO-WHO in the 70s, has become a cornerstone of ensuring food safety.
Chapter Outline In this chapter you will learn about: Foodborne Illness in Canada The Responsibilities of Food Establishments Regulatory Agencies Responsible for Public Health and Food Regulation Foodborne Illness in Canada Foodborne illness affects millions of Canadians each year
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