Food safety training for plants and kitchens
Four courses running from the handwashing sink to the FSSC 22000 scheme, taught by people who audit food sites.
Four food safety courses: food safety for food handlers, HACCP to the Codex twelve steps, ISO 22000 awareness, and FSSC 22000 scheme requirements. They run in that order, from floor hygiene to hazard analysis to the management system to the certification scheme, because each course teaches the layer the next one stands on.
In this section
Food safety for food handlers
For kitchen and production staff, packers, cleaners in food areas and new joiners. The hygiene every HACCP plan depends on, assessed at the sink.
Read moreImplementation · 2 daysHACCP to Codex, twelve steps
For the HACCP team and QA, production and cold store supervisors. A HACCP plan controls the hazards in one process, and on your site the course builds one on your own product.
Read moreAwareness · 1 dayISO 22000 food safety awareness
For the whole food safety team, and for sites moving from a plan to a system. ISO 22000 wraps a certifiable management system around the HACCP plan.
Read moreImplementation · 1 dayFSSC 22000 scheme requirements
For FSSC coordinators, QA managers and internal auditors. The scheme multinational retailers tend to name: ISO 22000, a sector prerequisite standard and the scheme's own additional requirements.
Read moreSequenceThe food facility QA path
Handler hygiene, HACCP, ISO 22000, document control and corrective action, then FSSC 22000 where the site needs it. Four and a half to five and a half days for one QA officer.
Read moreITF ConsultThe plan behind the licence
When the site needs the HACCP plan, the prerequisite programmes and the records built rather than taught, ITF Consult does that work.
Read morePart of one system
Every division keeps records to the same standard, so the second one you need works the way the first one did.
Start from the customer's questionnaire
Send the retailer questionnaire or the audit report that named training. We map each line to the course, the people who need it and the order they take it in.