SAFE storage and handling of food, the legal requirements and the most common causes of food poisoning are among the topics that will be covered in a one-day training course in December.
It is designed for anyone involved in cooking or serving food to the public, including staff in schools, nurseries and care homes as well as people who work in shops, restaurants and takeway outlets.
The “Level 2 Food Safety Training” course is scheduled for Friday December 14, 9.15am-4pm, at Fenland Hall, March. It will be led by Fenland District Council’s environmental health team and include group work, DVDs and practical demonstrations.
Successful delegates on the Level 2 Food Safety Training Course are awarded a nationally recognised certificate from the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health Officers.
Places cost �64 per person, including lunch, but businesses that buy one can get a second half-price.
Under current legislation employers have a statutory duty to provide their staff with suitable food safety training, instruction and supervision
To book places or get more details on all FDC’s food hygiene and food safety training courses, call Hardeep Burnley, senior environmental health officer, on 01354 622541 or e-mail hburnley@fenland.gov.uk or Environment and Leisure Support on 01354 654321 or envhealth@fenland.gov.uk
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