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Basic Food Hygiene Training
The Basic Food Hygiene training course awards candidates with the Basic Food Hygiene Certificate of the Charted Institute of Environmental Health (CIEH), a first-level qualification in food hygiene which is nationally recognized.
Everyone who works with food needs to update their food hygiene knowledge occasionally to make sure that they are working to the current law and accepted good practices. The overall aims of the Basic Food Hygiene training course is to remind candidates about how to work with food in a hygienic manner that prevents contamination and protects consumers from food poisoning, and to ensure that they are understand the key aspects of current legislation, good practice and food safety issues.
This course is assessed by the trainer.
Course Syllabus:
- What is Food Hygiene?
- Food and Disease.
- How is Food Contaminated?
- Preventing Food Poisoning.
- Cleaning the Workplace.
- Personal Hygiene.
- Food Storage.
- Safe Food Preparation.
- Design of Food Premises.
- Waste and Pest Control.
Sorry, we do not have an example of the certificate for this course.
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Definition of: Manual Handling
Attendees to this training course will understand the cause of fatigue, strain and injury and be aware of the parts of the body, which are most at risk when lifting. They will also understand the six key principles of safe handling and lifting.
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