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It depend on what you want / require.
Sorry to say, but if the Health Department says you have to have it, you have to have it. If you don't want to do it, have one of your employees do it. Note: it's not an easy test, and I can't guarantee that you'll pass, it's completely up to you!! You let me know what I need to do to make it happen for you! I'm here to help, but you must study. (free material, scroll)
Sonoma, Napa, Lake, Mendocino, & Marin are my stomping grounds, but just ask!
From Marin County Health Department
From Sonoma County Health Department
Who Needs a Food Safety Manager Certification?
Most food facilities are required to have at least one person, an owner or designated employee, who has passed an approved food safety certification exam. Most of the other facility employees are required to have a California Food Handler Card.
New food facilities have 60 days after opening day to obtain certification. Certification is valid for five (5) years from the date of issuance.
Class Providers
Certificates are granted to those who pass the food safety manager certification exam.
We strongly recommend that you take a food safety manager certification class, but the class is not required.
Classes and exams are available from these providers and are approved by the American National Standards Institute and Conference for Food Protection (ANSI-CFP):
I found this online that someone uploaded, so I thought I'd share.
THESE VIDEOS ARE JUST ABOUT WORD FOR WORD OF THE 4TH EDITION SERVSAFE BOOK!
WATCH THEM ALL, TAKE NOTES!
then
make an appointment for your test
Dr. Angela Fraser Associate Professor/Food Safety Education Specialist, Clemson University, Clemson, SC. I asked permission years ago to use the Chinese presentation. I want to share this hard work in multiple languages from 2012. Basics are here, updates have happened. These are from the 2009 Food Code, we are in the 2022 Food Code now! FYI
I found this online that someone uploaded, so I thought I'd share.
(in 2023 added Sesame)
THESE VIDEOS ARE JUST ABOUT WORD FOR WORD OF THE 4TH EDITION SERVSAFE BOOK!
WATCH THEM ALL, TAKE NOTES!
then
make an appointment for your test
I found this online that someone uploaded, so I thought I'd share.
THESE VIDEOS ARE JUST ABOUT WORD FOR WORD OF THE 4TH EDITION SERVSAFE BOOK!
WATCH THEM ALL, TAKE NOTES!
then
make an appointment for your test
The Food Code is a model for safeguarding public health and ensuring food is unadulterated and honestly presented when offered to the consumer. It represents FDA's best advice for a uniform system of provisions that address the safety and protection of food offered at retail and in food service.
I found this online that someone uploaded, so I thought I'd share.
THESE VIDEOS ARE JUST ABOUT WORD FOR WORD OF THE 4TH EDITION SERVSAFE BOOK!
WATCH THEM ALL, TAKE NOTES!
then
make an appointment for your test
A pretty graphic representation!
It make a good point though.
These are visuals of how Cholera (in this video) and other pathogens are transferred to people, making them sick, because of poor personal hygiene.
It's called
"The fecal - oral route"
California Department of Public Health - Food and Drug Branch - FDB's Food Safety Program strives to be a world leader and trusted voice in farm to table food safety. The mission of the program is to protect and improve the health of consumers by assuring foods are safe, and are not adulterated, misbranded, or falsely advertised.
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My job is to support food service industry personnel by providing free and paid training to Chefs, Restaurant Managers, Caterers, and any other Food Service professionals who might need this type of information.
In the 58 Counties of California, most all food service operations must have food safety training of some kind!
I also invite home cooks to use these resources.