Importance of Personal Hygiene in Food Safety
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Curriculum
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Welcome To Infection Prevention and Control in Food Course 00:42
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Module 01_ Introduction to Infection Prevention and Control in Food 10:00
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Module 02_ Types of Infection Causing Food Contamination 09:00
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Module 03_ Food Storage 09:00
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Module 04_ Food Preparation 10:00
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Module 05_ Personal Hygiene 10:00
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Module 06_ Food Premises Design and Cleaning Schedules 08:00
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Module 07_ Food Safety Legislation 11:00
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Module 08_ Risk Assessment and Hazard Analysis 12:00
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Module 09_ Dealing with Foodborne Disease Outbreaks 10:00
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Module 10_ Continuing Professional Development and Training 11:00
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Description
Dive into the realm of food hygiene and its direct relationship to personal hygiene with this comprehensive course. Gain a holistic understanding of infection prevention and control practices, types of contaminants, food storage techniques, and the critical role personal hygiene plays in maintaining food safety. Whether you're involved in the food industry or simply wish to enhance your knowledge, this course empowers you to make informed decisions and contribute to a safe food environment.
Course Curriculum:
Module 1: Introduction to Infection Prevention and Control in Food
- Exploring the vital role of infection prevention and control in the food industry.
- Understanding microbiological hazards in food hygiene.
- The impact of foodborne diseases on public health.
- Routes of infection transmission in the context of food hygiene.
- Navigating food safety standards to ensure compliance.
Module 2: Types of Infection Causing Food Contamination
- Unveiling the world of pathogens and their significance in food hygiene.
- In-depth exploration of common bacterial contaminants: Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria.
- Shedding light on viral contaminants: Norovirus, Hepatitis A.
- Understanding parasitic and fungal infections in the context of food hygiene.
- Identifying chemical and physical contaminants and their implications.
Module 3: Food Storage
- Emphasizing the importance of proper food storage practices.
- Mastering temperature control techniques: refrigeration and freezing.
- Safeguarding food integrity through dry storage for grains and canned foods.
- Applying the First-In, First-Out (FIFO) principle to prevent spoilage.
- Preventing contamination during food storage and recognizing signs of spoilage.
Module 4: Food Preparation
- Navigating safe food handling and preparation practices.
- Ensuring cooking safety through time-temperature control.
- Understanding and preventing cross-contamination in food preparation.
- Implementing safe handling and storage practices for leftovers.
- Safely handling raw and undercooked foods to minimize risks.
Module 5: Personal Hygiene
- Recognizing the pivotal role of personal hygiene in maintaining food safety.
- Mastering proper hand hygiene techniques and its significance.
- Emphasizing personal cleanliness, grooming, and its impact on food hygiene.
- Encouraging illness reporting and discouraging work while sick.
- Identifying and rectifying bad habits that compromise food hygiene.
Module 6: Food Premises Design and Cleaning Schedules
- Designing food premises to optimize infection prevention and control.
- Differentiating daily cleaning from deep cleaning.
- Understanding the nuances of cleaning and sanitizing.
- Tackling pest control challenges in food premises.
- Efficient waste management and disposal techniques.
Module 7: Food Safety Legislation
- Introduction to the world of food safety legislation.
- Unpacking key legal requirements for food businesses.
- Understanding the role of regulatory bodies in ensuring food hygiene.
- Navigating compliance and penalties for non-compliance.
- Staying updated on changes and updates to food safety legislation.
Module 8: Risk Assessment and Hazard Analysis
- Demystifying the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) approach.
- Conducting thorough risk assessments for effective food hygiene.
- Developing a robust food safety management system.
- Monitoring and verifying food safety measures.
- Implementing corrective actions and fostering continuous improvement.
Module 9: Dealing with Foodborne Disease Outbreaks
- Investigating and responding to foodborne disease outbreaks.
- Understanding the role of public health agencies in managing outbreaks.
- Maintaining traceability through record-keeping.
- Navigating product recalls during crises.
- Effective communication strategies during food safety crises.
Module 10: Continuing Professional Development and Training
- The ongoing importance of training in maintaining food hygiene.
- Staying updated with the latest food safety research and recommendations.
- Instilling a culture of food safety within the workplace.
- Accessing valuable food safety training resources.
- Assessment and certification for food handlers.
Who is this course for?
This course on the importance of personal hygiene in food safety is tailored for:
- Individuals employed in the food industry seeking to enhance their food hygiene knowledge.
- Food handlers aiming to bolster their understanding of infection prevention and control.
- Anyone interested in comprehending the pivotal role of personal hygiene in maintaining food safety.
Requirements
This Food hygiene Training does not have any prerequisites or formal requirements.
Career path
Taking Food hygiene Course will open up a variety of career options for you.
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