ITF Training · Food safety

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.

Four food safety courses drawn as steps, each resting on the one below. At the bottom, food safety for food handlers, half a day: floor hygiene, assessed at the sink. On it, HACCP to the Codex twelve steps, two days: hazard analysis on your own product. On that, ISO 22000 awareness, one day: the system around the HACCP plan. At the top, FSSC 22000 scheme requirements, one day: the scheme retailers tend to name. A line climbing the steps is the food facility QA path, four and a half to five and a half days for one QA officer, which adds document control and corrective action before FSSC 22000 where the site needs it.EACH COURSE TEACHES THE LAYER THE NEXT ONE STANDS ONFOOD SAFETY FOR FOOD HANDLERSFLOOR HYGIENE, ASSESSED AT THE SINK½ DAYHACCP TO CODEX, TWELVE STEPSHAZARD ANALYSIS ON YOUR OWN PRODUCT2 DAYSISO 22000 AWARENESSTHE SYSTEM AROUND THE HACCP PLAN1 DAYFSSC 22000 SCHEMETHE SCHEME RETAILERS TEND TO NAME1 DAYTHE FOOD FACILITY QA PATH: 4½ TO 5½ DAYS, ONE QA OFFICERDOCUMENT CONTROL AND CORRECTIVEACTION, THEN FSSC WHERE NEEDEDFROM FLOOR HYGIENE TO THE CERTIFICATION SCHEME
From the sink to the schemeRun in this order, each on the layer belowSwipe to pan

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.

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