Food Safety Training Videos & Courses

"HACCP…Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points in the Food Industry" training course discusses the most widely used, international food safety program…the “Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points” system, which ensures that the food reaching consumers is safe enough to eat.

Many employees in the kitchen and food service industry are injured every year. Food handlers, cooks, waiters and waitresses, beverage servers can't always be concentrating on anything except providing quality food and service. This program will cover all aspects of safety in the restaurant kitchen.

Designed as information for employees who normally are not exposed to blood or body fluids, but this information is important precautionary information for cafeteria employees.

Every individual in the child care system should review the information contained in this training program. Discusses food borne illness prevention techniques, cleaning, sanitizing, and much more. Did you know that heating food in plastic containers in the microwave can be hazardous and a potential carcinogen? Features an interview with an adult who recently experienced food borne illness and explains his experience with this potentially deadly illness.

According to OSHA, workplaces must be free of all recognized hazards. Certainly, knives fall into this category. Companies provide the appropriate training. It’s up to the employee to be aware and comply with company procedures. This program focuses on the use of knives with emphasis on safety.

Many employees in the kitchen and food service industry are injured every year. Food handlers, cooks, waiters and waitresses, beverage servers can’t always be concentrating on anything except providing quality food and service. This program will cover all aspects of safety in the restaurant kitchen.

Sanitation for Cafeteria and Food Service Areas program will focus on cleanliness, sanitation, food temperatures, and good housekeeping. Foodborne illness is quite prevalent in the home, restaurants, hotels, retail establishments, even school cafeterias.

Foodborne illness is quite prevalent in homes, restaurants, hotels, and retail establishments. Through someone's carelessness, micro-organisms were allowed to get on food. The program will focus on cleanliness, sanitation, food temperatures, and good housekeeping.

Sanitation And Health For Food Service Workers - Food-borne illness is quite prevalent in the home, restaurants, hotels, retail establishments, and even school cafeterias. Through someone's carelessness, micro‑organisms were allowed to get on the food such as chicken, beef, pork, and a variety of other foods.

When a food facility is given a satisfactory rating, it means on the day the health inspector visited, the establishment passed the requirements. It happens frequently that salmonella causes people to get sick. Food sanitation requires your attention if you work in the food industry or you cook at home. This program is designed to help reduce the risk of foodborne illnesses and other related diseases.

In today’s environment of health issues, communicable diseases, and other health related topics it’s important to understand potential hazards we all have on a daily basis. These potential hazards exist at work, at home, and everywhere you go so you need to know how to protect yourself from these hazards. In this program we will concentrate on what is called Blood Borne Pathogens.

Unmasking Food Nutrition Labels "Mysteries Revealed" program will help you understand the nutrition facts on food labels. Perhaps the most important, yet most confusing labels on foods are the Nutrition Facts labels. In this program, we'll provide enough information for you to be fully informed about these labels, but more importantly, how to read them and the meaning of the information.

The food service industry experiences the highest number of burns of any employment sector, about 12,000 each year. This industry also comprises of one of the largest groups of workers injured on the job in the United States. Potential hazards are discussed in this program with an emphasis on safety.