China International Food Safety Conference
NEHA's Rance Baker will speak on "Food Safety Regulatory Capacity Building Through Public/Private Collaborations" at the China International Food Safety Conference.
NEHA's Rance Baker will speak on "Food Safety Regulatory Capacity Building Through Public/Private Collaborations" at the China International Food Safety Conference.
Title: Power of Partnerships: Strengthening Agency and Industry Relationships
Time: November 7, 2019, 2pm ET
Continuing education: 1.0 CE for REHS/RS
This course explores the specific types of food processing in retail food establishments which are required by the FDA Food Code to have a variance and mandatory HACCP plan.
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This is a face-to-face classroom course that involves a mix of instructor presentation and group and individual hands-on learning activities. The goal of this course is to provide a comprehensive overview of the plan review process for retail food establishments with an emphasis on equipment and architectural design. The plan review process covered in this course is based on menu and food preparation procedures with an end goal of reducing foodborne illnesses resulting from poor facility design.
This is a face-to-face classroom course that involves a mix of instructor presentation and group and individual hands-on learning activities. The goal of this course is to provide a comprehensive overview of the plan review process for retail food establishments with an emphasis on equipment and architectural design. The plan review process covered in this course is based on menu and food preparation procedures with an end goal of reducing foodborne illnesses resulting from poor facility design.
This is a face-to-face classroom course that involves a mix of instructor presentation and group and individual hands-on learning activities. The goal of this course is to provide a comprehensive overview of the plan review process for retail food establishments with an emphasis on equipment and architectural design. The plan review process covered in this course is based on menu and food preparation procedures with an end goal of reducing foodborne illnesses resulting from poor facility design.
The purpose of this course is to prepare participants to effectively conduct an application review, menu review, and inspection of a temporary food establishment (TFE) and institute corrective actions. This course will cover the key elements for conducting application reviews, menu reviews, and inspections of TFEs. Key steps for planning a national special security event or other large-scale special events are also covered.