TOP 10 FOOD SAFETY COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 3

Provided by Food and Produce NZ, these courses are for anyone training to work in a food business and concludes in an understanding of practices that result in safe food.

A HACCP – hazard analysis critical control point – system is designed to identify and control food safety risk factors., including anything with the potential to cause illness or injury to a consumer.

ISO 22000 is a food safety management system for all food producers – from those who supply raw materials and packaging for the food industry, to those who transport and deliver packaged products, and everything in between. Providing unsafe food is a risk no company dare take.

Food Safety Basic is a hands on exploration of the basic principles of food safety in a commercial food business. Learners will gain knowledge about a range of food safety practices including safe storage, personal hygiene, temperature controls and prevention of cross contamination. The Food Safet...

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.

Participants will learn the basic practices that result in safe food handling. They will be shown how to maintain effective personal hygiene when working with food as per their establishment requirements.

From preparing, storing and displaying food to personal hygiene, cleaning and sanitising methods – our 1-day Food Safety courses cover best food safety and handling practices in New Zealand.

Food Safety is now an essential part of working in commercial kitchens. This course is recognised nationally and includes NZQA unit standards that local councils require including for basic food safety and hygiene requirements for today’s modern kitchen.

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.

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.