Good hygiene practices

To train in good hygiene practices, thanks to an active and participative pedagogy to raise awareness of the stakes of hygiene and food safety in food-processing companies. To raise awareness among operators and temporary workers, with concrete examples in the workshop and thus ensure effective implementation in the production workshops.

CTCPA PEDAGOGY

    LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Review the issues related to food safety and hygiene.
  • Improving reflective writing through concrete examples seen in the workshops (photos)
  • Reinforce the knowledge gained from previous internal training sessions
  • Ensure the implementation of the defined rules in the workshops
  • Educate operators and temporary workers on how to detect abnormal behavior and alert managers

    TEACHING METHODS

  • Active and participative pedagogy.
  • Exchange of experiences and discussions.
  • Presentations, slide shows, practical exercises.
  • Evaluation of the course by the trainees.
  • Evaluation of the trainees' knowledge by questionnaire or case study
  • Provision of documentation and training materials.
  • Issuance of a training certificate.

    Content of the training

  • Updating Food Quality and Safety Skills: Good Hygiene Practices and HACCP in the Current Regulatory Context
  • Food and Consumer Risks
  • The Basics of EU and National Regulations
  • The Sanitation Control Plan

This hygiene training course is held in Avignon or Auch. For Amiens, Paris and Nantes: please contact us.
The CTCPA is proactive in the cleaning-disinfection process. Through its participation in the RMT Chleannetwork, its research projects and training courses, the CTCPA is up to date with new cleaning-disinfection techniques and solutions. Our certified specialists, members of the EHEDG, can visit your company to help you set up a new workshop or optimize an existing line.

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