This purpose of this course is to train delegates in the history, benefits, and steps for implementing HACCP Program. The delegates will be able to understand the regulatory requirements in terms of HACCP within North America
This purpose of this course is to train delegates in the history, benefits, and steps for implementing HACCP Program. The delegates will be able to understand the regulatory requirements in terms of HACCP within North America
This is an introductory HACCP course and there is no pre-requisite for this course.
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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.
SafeCheckâ„¢ Advanced Alberta Food Safety Certification is a recognized training course in Food Sanitation and Hygiene by the Minster of Health under Section 31 of the Alberta Public Health Act Food Regulation.
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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