PPT-HACCP in School Food Service
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Kentucky Department of Education Division of School and Community Nutrition Level One Certification Area Two Sanitation Safety and First Aid Objectives From this
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Kentucky Department of Education Division of School and Community Nutrition Level One Certification Area Two Sanitation Safety and First Aid Objectives From this presentation food service staff should be able to. the United Arab Emirates. Dina Al-Kandari and David J. Jukes. 1 March 2011. Introduction. International guidance on HACCP implementation. Food control in the UAE. HACCP in the UAE. Conclusions. 2. Outline. Warren Stone, MBA. Director of Science Policy, . Compliance & Inspection. Grocery Manufacturers Association. Agenda. Food protection challenges. Considerations in verification testing . Questions. Objectives. Summarize the role of the USDA in Meat Inspection. Purpose of Inspection . Protect Consumer. Give official assurance of wholesomeness and proper labeling. Detect and locate communicable disease. Objectives. Summarize the role of the USDA in Meat Inspection. Purpose of Inspection . Protect Consumer. Give official assurance of wholesomeness and proper labeling. Detect and locate communicable disease. Level One Certification Course. Area Two: Sanitation, Safety and First Aid, Equipment Use and Care. Kentucky Department of Education. Division of School and Community Nutrition. Course Objectives. From this presentation food service staff should be able to:. Jeanne Aiello, SNS. CDE Office of School Nutrition. CSNA Fall Conference 2012. Objectives. Review common types of foodborne illness with an emphasis on . norovirus. . Review the Process Approach to HACCP in schools. John Walker. JTAK Food Safety. www.jtakfoodsafety.com. Objectives. Regulation. HACCP and its principles. Process Approach. Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Developing your Food Safety program. The Requirement. Thaw food correctly. Cook food to a minimum internal temperature. Cool and reheat food to the correct temperature in the correct amount of time. 6-2. General Preparation Practices. When prepping food:. Holding . cold food. Using . time as a method of control for food. Preventing . contamination in self-service areas and when serving food to customers. 7-2. Service. Food covers and sneeze guards:. Cover food and install sneeze guards to protect food from contaminants. Food safety management system:. Group of practices and procedures intended to prevent foodborne illness. Actively controls risks and hazards throughout the flow of food. These are the foundation of a food safety management system:. points. . . (HACCP). . Dr. Areej . Alkhaldy. CLN212 . HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) is a type of training which is greatly concern about the food safety. In 21st century, the governments of all nations have made it mandatory to have the certificate of HACCP. GovernorApril 14 2021Agenda Item 3INCUMBENT WORKER TRAINING GRANT APPLICATIONSKize Concepts IncKize Concepts in Oklahoma City is requesting 2479 in incumbent worker training funds to put 6 employees t HACCP is a system that identifies all of the food safety hazards, critical control points (CCP), and preventive measures within your company.
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