REHIS/HABC Level 3 Intermediate Food Hygiene Training in Aberdeen, Dundee & Glasgow (3 Days)

F1 Training Services UK Ltd offer this course through REHIS and HABC. Both courses have the same content, see below:

The aim of this course is to provide an understanding of the relationship between food hygiene, food poisoning and food spoilage, the socio-economic costs of poor food hygiene, and the role of HACCP and hazard analysis in ensuring food safety.

Objectives

• Define the term: food hygiene.
• Explain the moral, legal and financial benefits of high standards of food hygiene, including the role of HACCP and hazard analysis in maintaining high standards.
• Describe employer’s and employees’ Responsibilities.
• Explain the cost of poor food hygiene in economic terms to the Country, employer, and in terms of inconvenience to employees and general public.
• State the trends in food poisoning over the most recent 10 year period in Scotland.
• Describe the foods most commonly involved in outbreaks of food poisoning.

The course will cover the following subjects:

• Supervisory management
• HACCP and hazard analysis
• Bacteriology
• Bacterial food poisoning and food bourne infections
• Non-Bacterial food poisoning
• Food contamination and it’s prevention
• Personal hygiene
• Food storage and temperature control
• Food preservation
• The working environment
• Cleaning and disinfection
• Legislation

Examinations:

REHIS - An examination will take place at the end of the course, this consists of a twenty question short answer paper that is set out by REHIS. Candidates will be allowed two and a half hours to complete this. The pass mark is 60%, candidates achieving 80% or more at their first attempt at the examination will be awarded a credit pass. Should any candidates fail the examination, a resit must be taken within 12 months of sitting the original examination.

HABC - This qualification is assessed through a 60-question multiple-choice question examination. The duration of the examination is 2 hours. Successful learners must achieve a score of at least 40 out of 60 in order to pass. Learners will receive a Merit if they achieve 50 out of 60. Following the assessment, a list of results will be provided to the centre contacts stating whether learners have passed or failed. Certificates for those who are successful will be dispatched for distribution by the centre contacts.

Group discounts available on request.

If you would like to discuss any of this please do not hesitate to contact any of our offices.

Aberdeen 01224 51 61 71, Dundee 01382 60 40 60, Edinburgh 0131 610 9112 or Glasgow 0141 432 2018.

Alternatively, you can send an email to claire@f1train.co.uk or lisa@f1train.co.uk