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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Employee Food Safety Education and Training Log in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the 'Date of Training' in the designated field. This helps track when the training occurred.
  3. Next, fill in the 'Topic' section with a brief description of what was covered during the training session.
  4. In the 'Facilitator' field, provide the name of the person leading the training. This ensures accountability and clarity.
  5. If applicable, list any 'Materials Used and/or handouts' that were distributed during the training for reference.
  6. Have each employee print their name clearly in the 'Employee’s Name' section to ensure proper identification.
  7. Instruct employees to indicate their job title next to their name for context regarding their role in food safety.
  8. Finally, ensure that each employee signs in the 'Employee’s Signature' field to confirm their participation in the training.
  9. The management should review and sign off on this log by filling out their name and date under 'Sheet Reviewed by'.

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The core messages of the Five Keys to Safer Food are: (1) keep clean; (2) separate raw and cooked; (3) cook thoroughly; (4) keep food at safe temperatures; and (5) use safe water and raw materials.
Keepung Food Safety records are important for regulatory requirements and compliances but also for traceability of incidences, supplier performance evaluation, method of storage and process audit. Record keeping also helps to identify opportunities for improvement.
Ensuring food is handled, stored, and cooked correctly is crucial in preventing foodborne illnesses. In the context of food safety, theres an easy-to-remember guideline known by the Environmental Health Officers from the Environmental Health Directorate as the 5 Cs: Check, Chill, Clean, Cook, and Cross-contamination.
What food safety training topics should I cover? Sanitation and quality standards (SQLs) Preventive food safety systems. Bacterial pathogens. Natural toxins. Food processing and technology. Chemical contaminants. Food Safety and Modernization Act. National Environmental Health Association (NEHA)
The manager is responsible for training you about food safety in your job duties. These duties include preventing foodborne illness by: Ensuring proper food handling procedures are followed. Maintaining a clean and sanitary work environment.
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Employees who handle food must have a California Food Handler card on file with their employer within 30 days of hire. Employees must complete the 90-minute training and pass the exam with a 70% or higher to obtain a card.
If youre ready to develop a food safety training program, follow these four basic steps. Identify the specific focus with a training needs analysis. Gather resources that are appropriate to the topics being covered (see some ideas below) Implement the training. Assess learnings and redesign as needed.

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