This basic non-accredited course is suitable as an introduction to food safety and hygiene or as a refresher course for staff working in the hospitality or food service sector.
This basic non-accredited course is suitable as an introduction to food safety and hygiene or as a refresher course for staff working in the hospitality or food service sector.
As of 8th December 2023, all food handlers who handle unpackaged potentially hazardous food that is ready-to-eat food sold to retail customers, or that is used in the preparation of ready-to-eat food that is served to customers, must complete training prior to handling food.
The new Food Safety Standard 3.2.2A states food handers must be trained in four key areas: safe food handling, food contamination, cleaning and sanitising and personal hygiene.
Our Food Hygiene and Allergen Awareness Course covers all these critical areas of food safety and food hygiene. Participants are issued with a Certificate of Completion.
Established in 2003, Infocus Food Safety provides food safety consultancy and training services to food businesses, aged care facilities, hospitals, catering companies, hospitality businesses, childcare centres and community-based organisations across Australia.
Infocus Food Safety provides specialist food safety consultancy and training services to the aged care and hospital sector across Australia. Infocus also works closely with catering companies and five star hotels who seek customised and comprehensive food safety programs and tailored training options.
Infocus Food Safety (Infocus Management Group Pty Ltd) was established in August 2003 with the merger of two businesses; James C Smith & Associates, which had been operating as a public health consultancy since 1989 and Trainingways, a food safety training company and Registered Training Organisation.
The services offered by both companies were seen to be complementary and provided the basis to develop an enterprise with the capacity to deliver a wider range of services to our clients. Find out more about our current team:
The NSW Food Act 2003 was introduced as a measure for reducing food borne illnesses within the hospitality and retail food industry by improving food handler skills and knowledge.
A food coach can be the real difference though; helping their client to develop strategies and motivation to bring about real change in their eating habits, and consequently real change in their overall wellbeing.
In this course, you will learn the skills and knowledge you need to be eligible for the New South Wales Food Authority Food Safety Supervisor Certificate. This course is also appropriate for re-certification, so if you’ve completed this in the past, now is the perfect time to enrol!
It is imperative that everyone in your organisation, from the owner, manager and all employees, learns basic food safety practices for preparing and serving food and creating a culture of food safety within your workplace.
When referring to food safety in Australian food businesses, the ownership is placed solely on the business itself. It must ensure that all food handled and prepared in the business is safe to eat.
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