By law, every Australian food business must have at least one Food Safety Supervisor employed on the premises.
In this course, you will become part of our classroom community, where a hands-on, holistic training approach is employed. Learn about food-borne illness, how to prevent it and how to train employees in food sanitation.
Join our two-day course and discover up-to-date food safety regulations and requirements, develop a food safety program and learn the tips for better practice.
At Axial Training and International College, we believe that every student should be nurtured to achieve the highest possible standards in their desired field.
We take a "lifelong learning" approach to all of our values, ensuring that our students have the tools they need to achieve their career and personal goals.
Axial Training and International College aspires to teach, mentor, and support all students in achieving high educational achievements and real-world work experience in their field of study, resulting in success at the end of their program.
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.
This course is the entry-level for basic food hygiene procedures. The course covers the practical skills and knowledge required in understanding the importance of serving and storing food safely, the necessary measures for serving food to vulnerable persons and the safety requirements for commercia...
All the essentials of food safety in one course This nationally accredited unit provides the skills and knowledge required to comply with personal hygiene, food safety, cleanliness of food handling areas and disposal of food in health and community settings.
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. In order to help the food business fulfil this obligation
This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to use personal hygiene practices to prevent contamination of food that might cause food-borne illnesses. It requires the ability to follow predetermined organisational procedures and to identify and control food hazards.
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