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Mike Carr

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Posted 22 December 2009 - 11:51 AM

I am a Hygiene Team Leader in a bakery, but not just responsible for the food hygiene side but also to oversee Health & safety compliance and risk assessments. I used to be responsible for the night shift, so my main duties (other than monitoring attendance!) was to organise and train the staff, and given the time of day or should I say night, was a bit more of a challenge.

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Food hygiene standards in businesses are improving, and hopefully the confidence in food businesses will continue to grow. Online food safety training and having a Food Hygiene Certificate indicates the efficiency of modern food hygiene practices.

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Posted 22 December 2009 - 07:24 PM

I am a Hygiene Team Leader in a bakery, but not just responsible for the food hygiene side but also to oversee Health & safety compliance and risk assessments. I used to be responsible for the night shift, so my main duties (other than monitoring attendance!) was to organise and train the staff, and given the time of day or should I say night, was a bit more of a challenge.

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Hi Mike,

Let me be the first to welcome you to the forums. We have lots of knowledgeable members from all over the world and from all links in the food chain, including bakery. I hope you find some time to join the discussions.

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Simon

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Posted 10 May 2010 - 03:51 PM

I am a Hygiene Team Leader in a bakery, but not just responsible for the food hygiene side but also to oversee Health & safety compliance and risk assessments. I used to be responsible for the night shift, so my main duties (other than monitoring attendance!) was to organise and train the staff, and given the time of day or should I say night, was a bit more of a challenge.

Mike


Mike,

I'm developing food safety (and employee safety) procedures for our operation: Wholesale/Retail Produce, Retail Grocery, Deli, Cheese, Prepared Foods and In-house Bakery ... I have heaps of experience all over the world but this is my first exposure to retail baking (I have plant bakery experience with George Weston Foods in Australia) ... I'm looking for any training material (manuals, videos, posters, signs) to support the baking operation ... Any ideas?

Mark




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