Basic Concepts of Food Safety: Emphasizes the importance of maintaining good sanitation, cleanliness, and handling techniques to ensure the safety of food products.
Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP): Explains the significance of the HACCP system in identifying and addressing risks to food safety, and how to integrate HACCP principles into manufacturing processes.
Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs): Discusses the importance of GMPs in maintaining a safe and hygienic production environment, covering principles related to equipment maintenance, facility cleanliness, and employee hygiene.
Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS): Explores how FSMS, such as ISO 22000, ensure compliance with food safety regulations and facilitate continuous improvement in food safety practices.
Management of Allergens and Cross-Contamination: Addresses concerns related to allergen management and cross-contamination in food production, highlighting the importance of allergen segregation, labelling, cleaning, and sanitation to protect individuals with food allergies.
By covering these topics, the course aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed to maintain high standards of food safety in manufacturing, ensuring the production of safe and high-quality food products.

