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Food Safety - Food Handler Certification Program



Food Handler Certification Program



Why Attend?

  • Well informed food handlers provide safer foods to the public, understand their responsibilities clearly and may improve the bottom line of a business.

  • After successfully passing a standardized exam with a minimum grade of 70% you will be a recognized “Certified Food Handler”

  • Many institutions and food safety minded businesses require this certificate as a condition for employment.  It is mandatory in some health unit jurisdictions across the province.

  • This certificate is accepted by all health units in Ontario.

  • This credential may improve your chances of finding a job in the food industry.

  • Seminars are conducted by certified public health inspectors with a clear understanding of issues commonly occurring in food premises and up to date knowledge of public health legislation




Topics Covered in this Course Include:

  • The role of the Board of Health and Public Health Inspector

  • Public Health legislation and regulations

  • Food safety management (including Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP)

  • Safe food handling, preparation, and storage

  • Basic microbiology

  • Food handler hygiene

  • Design, sanitation and maintenance

  • Prevention of food allergies

  • Food related issues arising from emergencies

  • Information on planning and opening a food premises




Registration

  • The full day course is offered free of charge at the venues listed and includes course materials.

  • Seminars run from 9 am to 4 pm (approximately) with registration beginning at 8:30 am.

  • Attendees are responsible for their own lunches and encouraged to bring brown bag lunch (Lunch break 30 minutes)
  • Every year as a minimum, courses will be offered in the Brockville office on the last Monday of April and October and in our Smiths Falls office on the last Thursday of April and October.
  • Courses for groups of 10 plus may be arranged to be delivered in locations in your community and on week days that suit the group requesting the course at a fee of $25.00 per person.




To Register for a Seminar, Please Phone:

  • Brockville Office: 613-345-5685 or 1-800-660-5853

  • Smiths Falls Office: 613-283-2740 or 1-800-660-5853




Online Option for Food Handler Certification:

If you are unable to attend one of our seminars, but would like to work towards your food handler certification, you can complete a course over the internet at http://www.ingoodhands.ca. A fee applies.

When you have completed the study sessions on line, contact the health unit to arrange for the exam. A $25.00 fee will be applied.

 

 

Get the Safe Food Facts




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