Note:
Monday & Tuesday, 17th & 18th October 2022
Time:
9.30am to 1.30pm each day, Plus 1-hour exam on Wednesday 19th of October from 10.30am – 11.30am
Category:
Business Training
YOU MUST HAVE AN ACTIVE FOOD BUSINESS TO BOOK THIS COURSE. Objective: Is to give staff knowledge, skills and competence in HACCP Food Safety and good hygiene practice and incorporates Food Information Regulation 2011 (Allergen information requirement). ONLINE BOOKINGS FOR THIS COURSE WILL CLOSE AT 1PM ON WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12TH
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YOU MUST HAVE AN ACTIVE FOOD BUSINESS TO BOOK THIS COURSE.
FOR COUNTY ROSCOMMON BUSINESSES ONLY
Food Safety for SMEs (Level 2) - Food Safety Training – EHAI (Environmental Health Association of Ireland) Certified
Description - HACCP Food Safety Training Course – FSAI Level I & II
NOTE: In order to participate on Remote Training, you must have access to reliable Wi-Fi, have a microphone & camera on your laptop/tablet. Having both your camera and microphone on facilitates an interactive workshop, thereby enhancing learning and making for a more enjoyable and worthwhile experience.
Dates: Monday & Tuesday, 17th & 18th October 2022
Time: 9.30am – 1.30pm each day.
Plus 1-hour exam on Wednesday, 19th of October from 10.30am – 11.30am (exam can be carried out orally, if required, at a different time).
Trainer: Fiona McLoughlin, About Hygiene Ltd.
Objective: Is to give staff knowledge, skills and competence in HACCP Food Safety and good hygiene practice and incorporates Food Information Regulation 2011 (Allergen information requirement).
Content:
- Food Safety
- Microbiological Hazards
- Food Contamination
- HACCP from Delivery to Storage
- HACCP from Food Preparation to Service
- Personal Hygiene
- Pest Control
- Cleaning & Disinfection
- Food Safety Law & Enforcement.
Assessment: End of Programme.
Trainer will email you the ZOOM link prior to Workshop commencement.
ONLINE BOOKINGS FOR THIS COURSE WILL CLOSE AT 1PM ON WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 12TH
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