Basic Food Safety (Unit Standards 20666) - Demonstrate a Basic Knowledge of Contamination Hazards and Control Methods used in a Food Business. All of our courses are taught by experts in the Industry.
If you prepare food and need to appreciate the risks or how to manage risks safely, then the Basic Food Safety Training Course is for you. Basic Food Safety (Unit Standards 20666) - Demonstrate a Basic Knowledge of Contamination Hazards and Control Methods used in a Food Business. All of our courses are taught by experts in the Industry.
Our programmes are designed to meet the diverse and constantly evolving requirements of industry, local government and individuals, ensuring the quality of products, efficiency of operation, protection of local and international markets, and the health and safety of communities and consumers.
Food and Health Standards’ expert consultants provide a seamless service that enables clients to manage the full range of legislative and commercial requirements for public health and food safety standards in New Zealand.
Established in 1995, Food and Health standards operates five divisions, which offer a broad range of advisory, planning, evaluation, occupational health and safety, environmental health, building management and resource management services.
Our one day BSI catering Food Safety certification training course will familiarize you with the common terms associated with food handling and preparation. You'll learn how to apply food safety risk assessment methods and prerequisite programmes required to keep your food service and catering.
Essential training for anyone working with food eg. Community groups, volunteering in a kitchen or on the Marae. This workshop meets the compulsory training requirements needed.
This Food safety course coversbUnit standard 167 – Practice food safety methods in a food business under supervision and Unit Standard 20666 – Demonstrate basic knowledge of contamination hazards and control methods used in a food business.
Food Safety Method course training is offered by QConz for all skill level. Understanding of practices that result in safe food for working in a food business.
Why Food Safety Culture Training. Food safety systems on paper or drive do not produce safe food, people do. Asking someone or even training them to follow a certain procedure will not necessarily achieve objectives and, importantly, consistent results.
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