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Implementing Food Safety Management Procedures For business owners and managers/Chefs of small and medium sized catering and hospitality businesses Overview From 1 January 2006, EU legislation requires all businesses producing food to have a documented food safety management system in place (Legal Requirement), based on Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) principles. Although effective in theory, HACCP has been particularly difficult to establish in catering businesses because of the sheer number and variety of processes involved in preparing and serving food. But practical, accessible and user-friendly management tools have been created, notably the Safer Food Better Business (SFBB) pack adopted by the FSA, to help caterers comply with the new regulations. Implementing Food Safety Management Procedures qualification examines HACCP and tools such as SFBB and will be invaluable for managers and proprietors of 400,000 small food businesses across the UK. Outline programme The qualification covers the following topics: • The 12 steps in the HACCP process • Controls required to ensure food safety • Use of a management tool such as the FSA’s Safer Food Better Business pack Qualification information Designed for: Owners and managers/Chefs Course duration: 6 hours minimum Assessment method: Assignment –To complete SFBB Pack Course Fees: £250 per organisation including SFBB pack– no exam. Plus mileage @ 0.32p/mile

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