
Intended for:
These Food Safety & Hygiene Level 2 in Manufacturing e-learning course materials are intended for use by people that want to make e-learning an additional part of their learning and development offering.
The e-learning is very flexible and can be added to an organisation’s intranet or learning management system, ready to be used by their employees. The benefits are huge, and you only ever pay once for the package making it extremely cost effective.
We can also provide this e-learning course on a subscription model, whereby the course is hosted by us and you pay only per user. Please take a look at the payment options at the bottom of this page.
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*Please note: This course is not a formal RQF food safety & hygiene qualification, the level indicates the standard that the course is pitched at, so that businesses can choose who it is relevant to.
E-Learning Course Content:
Food Safety in Manufacturing
This Food Safety & Hygiene Level 2 in Manufacturing has been designed for anyone that handles food as part of their role in manufacturing; this could be technical food managers, process managers, process workers, production managers, production workers, technical workers and anyone else involved in the manufacture of food.
Food is governed by a variety of different laws and regulations, which establish food control, food safety and relevant aspects of food trade. These regulations are in place to ensure food is safe and of adequate quality. This e-learning course will help ensure your organisation meets this requirement.
Within this Food Safety & Hygiene Level 2 in Manufacturing e-learning course, your learners will be helped to appreciate the importance of food hygiene, their legal responsibilities and best practice involved in the safe production, cooking, packing and handling of food. They’ll also consider the type of hazards they might face, personal hygiene, cleaning and disinfection, disposing of rubbish and pest control.
This Food Safety & Hygiene Level 2 in Manufacturing e-learning course provides learners with all the information they need to work effectively with food, helping to ensure the safety of their colleagues and the general public.
- Essential health and safety training for people in H&S roles
- Essential food hygiene training for people in Manufacturing roles
- Production operatives
- Production managers
- Process managers
- Manufacturing workers
- Manufacturing managers
- Administrators
- H&S Managers
- Technical workers
- Cleaners
- Can be used as part of a wider health and safety programme
- Perfect for manufacturing employee induction processes
- It’s an online e-learning course
- Interactive and engaging content
- Containing 11 interactive modules
- Blending text, videos, graphics, interactions and images
- Aligns with the HABC, CIEH, and RSPH syllabuses
- On-going testing as your progress with a final assessment
Ensure your learners understand and comply with food safety and hygiene requirements
With this e-learning course:
- Establish why food hygiene is important
- Establish what the law requires regarding food hygiene and safety
- Understand the hazards associated with food hygiene in a food manufacturing environment and what can be done to reduce risks
- Effectively identify and manage risks in a food manufacturing environment
- Recognise the importance of personal hygiene to food safety
- Establish effective cleaning and maintenance procedures
- Explore the importance of correct rubbish disposal practices
- Understand the dangers presented by pests around food and how these can be mitigated
- Review the food safety danger zone and explore the main methods of food preservation
- Identify the importance of avoiding cross-contamination
- Explore the main allergens, the risks and how food should be labelled
- Appreciate the importance of food safety
- Review Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) and Safer Food Better Business (SFBB)
- Explore food management standards as identified by the British Retail Consortium (BRC) global food safety standard
- Be introduced to the potential consequences of delivering unsafe or unhygienic food
- Establish the main responsibilities as provided by the Food Safety act 1990 and consider which of these is most applicable to a logistics operation
- Identify who is responsible for food safety enforcement and what this involves
- Understand the basic requirements of complying with food safety law
- Understand the potential food risks that exist
- Explore how bacteria replicates to cause illness
- Review how viruses spread between people
- Use FATTOM to understand the conditions that bacteria thrive in
- Understand the food poisoning bacteria, their sources and symptoms
- Establish the precautions you can take to avoid potential food hazards
- Discover the three aims of hazard analysis
- Establish what the five steps to effective hazard analysis are
- Explore the areas to consider when carrying out hazard analysis
- Putting checks and restrictions in place for; receiving, rejecting, storing and transporting food
- Ensuring the correct systems and controls are in place
- Understand why personal hygiene is important in the context of food safety
- Review; hand washing, injury, body piercings and illness
- Be reminded of what personal hygiene involves and what you need to do to ensure that you do not accidentally impair the safety of food
- Identify why cleaning is important
- Use the 6-point cleaning approach to help ensure food safety
- Establish when to clean and what to consider in a cleaning schedule
- Review ‘clean as you go’ and what effective cleaning involves
- Understand the three different types of cleaning products and their safe use
- Explore the reasons of the dangers of failing to dispose of rubbish promptly and correctly
- Understand the different segregations of waste and the reasons for this
- Receive a reminder of your responsibility to dispose of rubbish correctly and what this involves
- Explore the dangers to our health presented by pests
- Establish the tell-tale signs that show the presence of the six main types of pest
- Be reminded that ‘prevention is better than cure’ and what this involves
- Learn about the food temperature danger zone and what you need to do to keep food outside of this zone
- Be introduced to the nine main methods of preservation used by food manufacturers
- Learn about the importance of following correct processes or procedures to prevent cross contamination of food
- Learn about colour coding of tools and equipment to prevent cross contamination between different food types
- Be reminded about the importance of good hygiene and cleanliness
- Be reminded about the 14 main allergens that may be found in food and the risks associated with them
- Learn about food manufacturers obligations to inform customers and to label foods that may contain allergens
- Be reminded of the basic precautions to take to minimise the risk of allergen cross contamination
- Find out the main symptoms of allergic and severe allergic reactions as described by the National Health Service (NHS)
- See the NHS advice about the action to take if somebody has anaphylaxis
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- A chance to test your knowledge of the topic with scoring – 15 randomly presented questions, from a bank of questions.
- The e-learning course comes with free CPD certificates for the learners including RoSPA Qualifications – Assured logo
- Practical courses – This course is designed to help your learners in the real business world, giving them practical skills that they can quickly and easily implement in the workplace.
- Interactive and engaging – Learning doesn’t have to be boring. This multi-media course is designed to keep your participants engaged throughout.
- Step-by-step learning – This course is broken down into easy to manage bite-size chunks. From start to finish we take your learners on an enjoyable learning journey.
- Fully accredited – The CPD Verification Service accredit all our courses, so you can be sure our training materials are of the highest standard.
To ensure maximum compatibility with the widest range of LMS’s, all our e-learning courses are SCORM conformant. By default, we provide courses in SCORM 1.2 format, but the following formats are also available on request: SCORM 2004, AICC and xAPI (formerly Tin Can). Please just purchase the course from this page as usual and then contact us to request this.
In simple terms, this means that our e-learning will work on any standard website or system.
Our e-learning products are always sold ‘white-label’ with no Trainer Bubble logos or references to our company.
We also understand that you may like to make alterations to the content. Whether it’s minor edits, larger alterations, adding of logos, or swapping images to better reflect your corporate identity – we can provide this change for a small fee, which is usually between £300 – £600.
If you would like to make the changes yourself, the source files can also be purchased. Please contact us for further details.
Please note: If there are future legal changes within this course, these can be altered by our team, free of charge.
This is a RoSPA Qualifications – Assured Course
Purchase options
Simply purchase the e-learning course and add it to your own Learning Management System. You pay once and can use forever.
While our courses are provided in SCORM 1.2 format, the following formats are also available on request: SCORM 2004, AICC and xAPI (formerly Tin Can). Please just purchase the course from this page as usual and then contact us to request this.
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