FSMA Food Hygiene Practices

FSMA Preventive Controls for Human Food rules specify training in food hygiene as a basic requirement for individuals who manufacture, process, pack, or handle food. This course is an introduction to FSMA food hygiene requirements.

Why choose SGS FSMA food hygiene practices training?

This food hygiene training course will help you to:

• Gain an overview of the key elements of FSMA food hygiene and preventive control requirements related to production and manufacturing personnel
• Understand the requirements for maintaining a working environment that minimizes risk due to food hazards

Trusted FSMA Food Hygiene Practices Training from a Leading Course Provider

As the leader in professional training, we offer you unrivaled expertise in FSMA Preventive Controls for Human Food requirements.

Course details:

• Course duration: One day
• Delivery methodology: Face to face, instructor-led virtual (online) training 
• Accreditation: SGS

Upon successful completion, learners will receive an SGS certificate.

Course Content

Module 1: Introduction

• Preventive controls for human food
• Critical control points (CCPs)
• Preventive controls for Human Food - steps
• Prerequisite Programs (PRPs) and current Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs)
• Objective of preventive controls for a human food system

Module 2: Food Safety Hazards

• Food Hazards – definition
• Identification of potential food hazards
• Categories of Food Hazards:
  • Biological
  • Chemical
  • Physical
  • Radiological
  • Allergens
• Food Hazards monitoring

Module 3: Employee Health and Hygiene

• Preventive measures to keep food safe
• Hand-washing procedures
• Good personal hygiene practices to keep food safe

Module 4: Food Handling and Storage

• Receiving inspection precautions
• Visual inspection of truck delivery
• Introduction to storage
• Guidelines for storage

Module 5: Food Processing

• How to control food safety during the processing of food and raw materials
• The five principles of food safety
• Cleaning facilities and equipment
• Sanitizers and their uses
• Pest control programs
• Equipment maintenance and calibration
• Critical control points

To find out more about the FSMA food hygiene training, contact us today.