Dear All,
I noticed there has been several posts on FS training lately.
This document is the last in a series of 3 and seemed quite readable / informative. Don't think it has been posted here before.
The basic motivation for the guide seems to be that many Managers of Food Manufacturing Facilities are regarded as not particularly knowledgeable about food safety and would become more "effective" after absorbing this course. Thereby leading to an improvement in hygiene etc. Novel concept.
Guide_to_Food_Safety_Training_____Level_3__Food_Safety_Skills_for_Management.pdf 451.84KB
182 downloads
Rgds / Charles.C
[added - I subsequently located parts 1&2 which hv added below. These seem to be directed more towards the "employees", presumably meaning the workers.
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Guide_to_Food_Safety_Training_____Level_1__Induction_Skills_and_Level_2___Additional_Skills.pdf 7.38MB
143 downloads
I noticed there has been several posts on FS training lately.
This document is the last in a series of 3 and seemed quite readable / informative. Don't think it has been posted here before.
The basic motivation for the guide seems to be that many Managers of Food Manufacturing Facilities are regarded as not particularly knowledgeable about food safety and would become more "effective" after absorbing this course. Thereby leading to an improvement in hygiene etc. Novel concept.
Guide_to_Food_Safety_Training_____Level_3__Food_Safety_Skills_for_Management.pdf 451.84KB
182 downloadsRgds / Charles.C
[added - I subsequently located parts 1&2 which hv added below. These seem to be directed more towards the "employees", presumably meaning the workers.
Guide_to_Food_Safety_Training_____Level_1__Induction_Skills_and_Level_2___Additional_Skills.pdf 7.38MB
143 downloads









