Food Handling Course (Level 1) training covers food safety topics such as following hygiene procedures, identifying food hazards, reporting any personal health issues, preventing food contamination, and preventing cross-contamination by washing hands.
Food Handlers training course consists of a power point presentation, class activities, videos and end of the day assessment.
Requirements
USI (Unique Student Identifier)
From 1 January 2015, every student who undertakes nationally recognised Vocational Education and Training (VET) in Australia <strong>is required to have a USI.</strong> <br /><br /> <span class="org-txt">STATEMENT OF ATTAINMENT CAN NOT BE ISSUED </span><br /> if a participant fails to produce a valid USI number.<br /><br /> USI can be obtained via <a href="https://www.usi.gov.au">www.usi.gov.au</a>
Links and Files
DRAFT
Sarah Draft
Course overview:
The Food Safety Supervisor (FSS) Level 2 training program is designed to equip supervisors and potential supervisors with the necessary knowledge and skills to ensure food safety within their businesses. This program is essential for anyone involved in the selling or preparation of food for sale in Victoria to ensure compliance with food safety regulations and to promote a culture of food safety.
Price: $135?
Duration: 8 hours
Course description:
Edway Training is accredited by ASQA to deliver these units of competency. They meet the Department of Health training requirements for Food Safety Supervisor (FSS) Level 2 training.
Course Information:
Under the Act, food safety supervisors must have skills and knowledge relevant to type of food businesses they are supervising.
For those in the hospitality industry seeking to enhance their food safety practices and ensure compliance, it's essential to be aware of the training requirements for food safety supervisors as outlined in the Act. Food safety supervisors are required to possess relevant skills and knowledge appropriate to the food businesses they oversee, with minimum competency standards established to support these requirements.
In the hospitality sector, including restaurants, cafes, and hotels, food safety supervisors must meet specific competency standards to ensure the highest level of food safety.
The classification system imposes different requirements on food premises based on their food safety risk. As you would expect, premises carrying out only low risk food handling activities must follow simpler safety steps than those handling foods more likely to make people ill. There are two basic requirements for all class 1 and most class 2 food businesses: 1. the development and use of a food safety program 2. the appointment of a food safety supervisor. This information sheet provides specific information about the food safety supervisor requirement. To find out more about food safety programs, contact your local council or visit the Food safety programs page: <https://www.health.vic.gov.au/food-safety/food-safety-programs>
What will you receive
Statement of attainment issued with 005 and 006
What will you learn
Combine 005 and 006
Course requirements
USI, ID, attendance
SITXFSA006 covers essential practices for safe food handling, including following a food safety program, safely storing and preparing food, providing safe single-use items, maintaining a clean environment, and safely disposing of food. Participants will learn to manage food hazards, comply with food safety programs, and ensure the microbiological safety of food through proper storage, preparation, and disposal practices
The units of competency SITXFSA005 and SITXFSA006 focus on foundational food safety practices. SITXFSA005 emphasises hygienic practices to prevent food contamination, while SITXFSA006 covers safe food handling practices across storage, preparation, and disposal. Together, they provide an overview of essential food safety measures:
Adherence to organisational food safety and hygiene procedures.
Safe storage, preparation, and disposal of food.
Proper use of single-use items.
Maintenance of cleanliness in food handling areas.
Effective personal hygiene to prevent food contamination.
Reporting of unsafe practices and personal health issues.
SEO Location:
Melbourne
The units of competency SITXFSA005 and SITXFSA006 focus on foundational food safety practices. SITXFSA005 emphasises hygienic practices to prevent food contamination, while SITXFSA006 covers safe food handling practices across storage, preparation, and disposal. Together, they provide an overview of essential food safety measures:
<ul>
<li>Adherence to organisational food safety and hygiene procedures.</li>
<li>Safe storage, preparation, and disposal of food.</li>
<li>Proper use of single-use items.</li>
<li>Maintenance of cleanliness in food handling areas.</li>
<li>Effective personal hygiene to prevent food contamination.</li>
<li>Reporting of unsafe practices and personal health issues.</li>
</ul>
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