At Job Trainer Australia, we understand that food safety is paramount in the hospitality industry. Whether you run a hotel, restaurant, or any food service establishment, the well-being of your customers and the compliance with food safety regulations are non-negotiable.
That's why we've designed a specialised Food Safety Training program for food handlers that addresses the requirements of new Standard 3.2.2A
🍽️ Course Focus:
Our Food Safety Training Course goes beyond the basics. We're dedicated to ensuring that each time food is handled, cooked, or managed in your establishment, it's done with the highest standards of safety and hygiene. The course is meticulously crafted to equip your staff with the knowledge and skills they need to meet legislative requirements, particularly Standard 3.2.2A, and uphold impeccable food handling standards.
📚 Key Learning Areas:
➤ Safe Food Handling: Learn the essential principles of safe food handling, storage, and preparation.
➤ Hygienic Practices: Master hygiene protocols to safeguard your customers and reputation.
➤ Compliance: Understand and adhere to food safety regulations, ensuring legal compliance.
➤ Best Practices: Implement industry best practices for food safety.
➤ Risk Assessment: Identify potential food safety risks and mitigate them effectively.
➤ Certification: Earn a recognised certification upon course completion.
📆 Flexible Learning Options:
We offer flexibility in learning to accommodate your busy schedule. Choose between online to suit your schedule not ours.
🏆 Why Choose Job Trainer Australia?
➤ Industry experts: Learn from experienced industry experts.
➤ Customisation: Tailor the program to your unique business requirements.
➤ Certification: Showcase your commitment to food safety with a certificate of completion.
👉 Contact us today
to discuss how Job Trainer Australia's Food Safety Training program can elevate the safety and hygiene standards of your Food business.
Trust us to help you meet regulatory requirements and exceed customer expectations.
This course information provides a detailed overview of what participants can expect from the program, including its focus areas, target audience, and the advantages of choosing Job Trainer Australia for their food safety training needs.
🧑🍳 Who Should Attend?
This program is tailored for staff and professionals in hotels, restaurants, cafes, and all sectors of the hospitality industry. Whether you're a chef, server, or manager, this course is designed to empower your entire team.
✔ As of 8th December 2023 a new Standard comes into effect Australia wide, Standard 3.2.2A.
✔ Food businesses must ensure all Food Handlers have completed a food safety training course which is compliant with Standard 3.2.2A, or have appropriate skills and knowledge.
COURSE DETAIL
STANDARD 3.2.2A
This unit provides information on the use of safe food handling practices in food businesses nationwide.
The unit covers Standard 3.2.2A explicitly identified list of topics;
➤ safe handling of food;
➤ food contamination;
➤ cleaning and sanitising of food premises and equipment;
➤ personal hygiene.
Develop a solid understanding of food safety in the workplace
➤ safe handling of food – including temperature control measures for potentially hazardous food and understanding of the temperature danger zone
➤ food contamination – including strategies to keep raw and cooked food
separate, allergen management, food storage, and use of separate utensils and chopping boards
➤ cleaning and sanitising of food premises and equipment – including correct procedures for cleaning then sanitising, using food-safe chemicals, and/or using heat as a sanitiser
➤ personal hygiene – including obligations for sick employees, handwashing, uniforms and grooming of hair, nails, skin, etc.
Immediate Start
As soon as you sign up, you have instant access to your course. As the entire training takes around 2 hours. If you prefer to take your time, we allow 3 months to complete the course and you can start and stop as often as you like.
ASSESSMENT DETAIL
➤ Read and understand the four (4) learning modules
➤ There are four (4) assessments to complete, one after each module
➤ After successful assessment your certificate of completion will be sent to your registration email and available for download when logged into your training account.
Important
➤ A review link is provided in each assessment question, which will take you back to the learning content if you need to refresh your memory.
➤ We provide text to audio for those who learn better via auditory means
➤ Download our training App and learn on the go!
➤ Assistive translator technology available on every page.
The following methods of assessment will be used for this unit:
➤ Knowledge Questions using multi-choice
OVERVIEW - ASSESSMENT PROCESS
Students will be expected to complete the following requirements during the assessment.
Knowledge Evidence
★ Multiple-choice
Assessment stage 1 - Knowledge - Multiple Choice & Short Answer.
The course is broken down into short, manageable sections designed to aid your learning.
✩ Following each of the modules, you are required to complete a multiple-choice assessment.
✩ Each module assessment comprises of a combination of multiple-choice questions such as drag and drop, fill in the missing word.
✩ All questions must be answered correctly within each module in order to proceed.
✩ Once you have satisfactorily completed Assessment 1 – you will receive your certificate of completion
FEEDBACK AND COMPLETION
✔ You will be permitted to reattempt incorrect questions. You will be required to review the learning again to reattempt the question.
A Certificate of Completion will be awarded once you have completed your training.
Resources you will need:
★ Reliable internet
★ Click on the Course and Assessment tab detail.
What is Standard 3.2.2A?
Standard 3.2.2A is a recent addition to the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code. This change means that from December 8, 2022, new requirements exist for food businesses across all Australian states & territories.
If your business prepares and serves food then this change affects you.
The new requirements need to be met by any business that prepares or serves food in any Australian state and territory. Standard 3.2.2A outlines the need for a food safety management system.
Our Course covers the explicit requirements of Standard 3.2.2A
The standard has defined what a Food Safety Training Course MUST contain.
A food safety training course means training in food safety that includes training in each of the following:
➤ safe handling of food;
➤ food contamination;
➤ cleaning and sanitising of food premises and equipment;
➤ personal hygiene.
The Job Trainer Australia food safety training course includes all of the listed topics.
Job Trainer Australia course contains the requirements and so much more, you will learn:
✩ safe handling of food
including temperature control measures for potentially hazardous food and understanding of the temperature danger zone
✩ food contamination
including strategies to keep raw and cooked food separate, allergen management, food storage, and use of separate utensils and chopping boards
✩ cleaning and sanitising of food premises and equipment
including correct procedures for cleaning then sanitising, using food-safe chemicals, and/or using heat as a sanitiser
✩ personal hygiene
including obligations for sick employees, handwashing, uniforms and grooming of hair, nails, skin, etc.
Who does this impact?
The new requirements need to be met by any business that prepares or serves food in any Australian state and territory. In Australia, food safety laws are enforced at a state and territory level.
No matter which state or territory you operate within, the new requirements of Standard 3.2.2A are more extensive than previous requirements. This means that food businesses need to take action to ensure they remain compliant as the consequences of noncompliance can be serious.
Prior to recent changes, many states and territories had their own special requirements for food handling and record keeping, these included New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland and the Australian Capital Territory.
However, from December 8, 2022, all Australian states and territories must now comply with the requirements outlined in Standard 3.2.2A.
This also means that for the first time, those states and territories that previously had limited requirements, must now follow the new standard. This includes Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory.
What must I do to be ready before December 8?
Every business is different, Standard 3.2.2A has different requirements for different types of food-related activities. The following checklist is a good place to start:
Determine if the Standard applies to you, and which category your business falls into
★ Review your staff’s qualifications. Who needs to train or retrain?
★ Make sure you have a Food Safety Supervisor in every venue as required.
★ Get your current Food Safety Supervisors certified, or make sure their accreditations are up to date.
We are here to help you and your business. Contact us if you want to take advantage of our business solutions or if you need any more information!
Guideance on the NEW STANDARD 3.2.2Ais available on the Food Standards Australia New Zealand website.
Penalties & Non Compliance
Enforcement of the new standard commences in 2023 and is overseen by local government. The penalties for not complying with the Food Standards Code vary depending on the severity of the violation, as well as the state or territory the business is operating in. These can include fines, suspension or cancellation of a food business licence.
Additionally, food safety incidents resulting from non-compliance can result in damage to a business’s brand and reputation, a loss of customers, and the potential for legal action by affected consumers.