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Online HACCP Level 3 course for all those managing or supervising a food business. The training provides an understand of how to continually maintain a compliant HACCP-based food safety management system.
DURATION:
90 minutes
VALID FOR:
3 years
ACCREDITED BY:
CPD Group
Online HACCP Level 3 course for managers and supervisors to equip them with the knowledge needed to identify and mitigate food safety hazards. In the UK and EU you must be able to demonstrate you have put in place, implemented, and maintain a HACCP plan based on a number of essential key principles.
A CPD-accredited certificate is emailed on completion that should be retained for your safety records and evidencing due diligence.
The objectives of the Echo3 online HACCP Level 3 course are
The Echo3 HACCP Level 3 course certificate demonstrates your commitment to safety and quality,
Our HACCP Level 3 course is accredited by the CPD Group, a recognised authority in accreditation. This accreditation ensures that our training program adheres to the highest standards.
You will be emailed your CPD-accredited GDPR certificate once you have achieved 80% of more in the final assessment. A posted certificate is available for £9. The GDPR certificate is valid for 3 years and is retained online for 3 years as part of your safety records.
UNIT 1 | INTRODUCTION
In this first learning unit, we explain why it is vital staff understand that dangers that are present while preparing food. Then we explain what HACCP is and its role in ensuring food safety.
UNIT 2 | HACCP LEGISLATION
In our second learning unit, we focus on the key food safety legislation. This includes, for example, the legal requirements for staff to receive training in HACCP to ensure your staff understand their obligations to your business and your customers. The learning unit then explains the important role played by enforcement authorities, including their regulatory powers.
UNIT 3 | THE 7 HACCP PRINCIPLES
The third learning unit centres on each of the seven (7) principles of HACCP. We learn each of the principles and how they combine to provide a preventative approach to food safety. The learning unit also looks at some specific processes that form key parts of HACCP.
UNIT 4 | FOOD HAZARDS
In our fourth learning unit, we examine the various sources of food hazard. This ensures your staff understand the potential hazards to your customers, and their role in effectively controlling risks.
UNIT 5 | HACCP PREREQUISITES
In learning unit five, we detail and explore the 10 environmental conditions that must exist in order for HACCP to work.
UNIT 6 | CONTROL MEASURES
In our final learning unit, we look at the control measures that will help keep your customers safe. The learning unit covers issues such as: Colour coding; Preventing cross-contamination; Temperature control; Handling and storage; Auditing; Product recall; Policies; Complaint handling.
UNIT 7 | QUIZ
The HACCP (‘Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point’) regulation aim to reduce risks arising from biological, chemical and other hazards that can affect food produce and cause serious harm.
With the UK Food Standards Agency estimating that there are 2.4 million UK cases of food-borne illness each year, all food businesses have a moral and – importantly – a legal duty to actively maintain high food safety standards in their area of work.
Employers operating a food-related business in the UK, or elsewhere in the EU, are required to have in place a HACCP-based food safety management system; this is an essential criterion to meet legal responsibilities. To comply with regulations, employees must receive appropriate training on HACCP.
Online HACCP Level 3 training suited for a range of professionals including.
On completion of the HACCP Level 3 course learners will:
HACCP is a food safety management system that stands for stands for ‘Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points’.
HACCP was first developed for NASA in the 1960s to ensure food safety during the first space flights.
Poor work practices can have disastrous consequences for individuals and for businesses.
Whether you are working in a restaurant, delicatessen counter, or small food outlet, you are legally responsible, so far is as reasonably practicable, for your health, the health of your co-workers, your employees, and of the public.
A HACCP system, properly implemented, will assure you that everything is being done to keep customers and your business safe.
HACCP benefits are neatly summarised with the acronym:
S.A.F.E.F.O.O.D.
EU Regulations 852/2004 requires business owners to comply with specific food safety rules & carry out related activities in a hygienic way. An effective food safety management system must be in place based which is suitable for the business to ensure the food produced or sold is safe.
A good food safety management programme is based on seven HACCP Principles. A structured, preventative system that achieves safety through hazard identification and control.
*NOTE: The same duties were retained in UK law after BREXIT through amendment to the General Food Regulations 2004 and the Food Safety Act 1990.
The 7 principles of HACCP are?
Online HACCP Level 3 course for managers and supervisors to equip them with the knowledge needed to identify and mitigate food safety hazards. In the UK and EU you must be able to demonstrate you have put in place, implemented, and maintain a HACCP plan based on a number of essential key principles.
A CPD-accredited certificate is emailed on completion that should be retained for your safety records and evidencing due diligence.
The objectives of the Echo3 online HACCP Level 3 course are
The Echo3 HACCP Level 3 course certificate demonstrates your commitment to safety and quality,
Our HACCP Level 3 course is accredited by the CPD Group, a recognised authority in accreditation. This accreditation ensures that our training program adheres to the highest standards.
You will be emailed your CPD-accredited GDPR certificate once you have achieved 80% of more in the final assessment. A posted certificate is available for £9. The GDPR certificate is valid for 3 years and is retained online for 3 years as part of your safety records.
UNIT 1 | INTRODUCTION
In this first learning unit, we explain why it is vital staff understand that dangers that are present while preparing food. Then we explain what HACCP is and its role in ensuring food safety.
UNIT 2 | HACCP LEGISLATION
In our second learning unit, we focus on the key food safety legislation. This includes, for example, the legal requirements for staff to receive training in HACCP to ensure your staff understand their obligations to your business and your customers. The learning unit then explains the important role played by enforcement authorities, including their regulatory powers.
UNIT 3 | THE 7 HACCP PRINCIPLES
The third learning unit centres on each of the seven (7) principles of HACCP. We learn each of the principles and how they combine to provide a preventative approach to food safety. The learning unit also looks at some specific processes that form key parts of HACCP.
UNIT 4 | FOOD HAZARDS
In our fourth learning unit, we examine the various sources of food hazard. This ensures your staff understand the potential hazards to your customers, and their role in effectively controlling risks.
UNIT 5 | HACCP PREREQUISITES
In learning unit five, we detail and explore the 10 environmental conditions that must exist in order for HACCP to work.
UNIT 6 | CONTROL MEASURES
In our final learning unit, we look at the control measures that will help keep your customers safe. The learning unit covers issues such as: Colour coding; Preventing cross-contamination; Temperature control; Handling and storage; Auditing; Product recall; Policies; Complaint handling.
UNIT 7 | QUIZ
The HACCP (‘Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point’) regulation aim to reduce risks arising from biological, chemical and other hazards that can affect food produce and cause serious harm.
With the UK Food Standards Agency estimating that there are 2.4 million UK cases of food-borne illness each year, all food businesses have a moral and – importantly – a legal duty to actively maintain high food safety standards in their area of work.
Employers operating a food-related business in the UK, or elsewhere in the EU, are required to have in place a HACCP-based food safety management system; this is an essential criterion to meet legal responsibilities. To comply with regulations, employees must receive appropriate training on HACCP.
Online HACCP Level 3 training suited for a range of professionals including.
On completion of the HACCP Level 3 course learners will:
HACCP is a food safety management system that stands for stands for ‘Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points’.
HACCP was first developed for NASA in the 1960s to ensure food safety during the first space flights.
Poor work practices can have disastrous consequences for individuals and for businesses.
Whether you are working in a restaurant, delicatessen counter, or small food outlet, you are legally responsible, so far is as reasonably practicable, for your health, the health of your co-workers, your employees, and of the public.
A HACCP system, properly implemented, will assure you that everything is being done to keep customers and your business safe.
HACCP benefits are neatly summarised with the acronym:
S.A.F.E.F.O.O.D.
EU Regulations 852/2004 requires business owners to comply with specific food safety rules & carry out related activities in a hygienic way. An effective food safety management system must be in place based which is suitable for the business to ensure the food produced or sold is safe.
A good food safety management programme is based on seven HACCP Principles. A structured, preventative system that achieves safety through hazard identification and control.
*NOTE: The same duties were retained in UK law after BREXIT through amendment to the General Food Regulations 2004 and the Food Safety Act 1990.
The 7 principles of HACCP are?