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Who Needs a Level 3 Food Hygiene Certificate?

 

Most chefs and kitchen workers require Level 2 Food Hygiene training. However, if you manage or supervise food handlers, you will need a Level 3 Food Hygiene certificate.

So, anyone in a kitchen supervisory or managerial role needs a Level 3 Food Safety and Hygiene Certificate, and it’s recommended that at least one member of staff in each food premises holds a Level 3 certificate.

Level 3 Food Safety and Hygiene training is imperative for anyone who manages or supervises others who handle food or drinks. This includes kitchen managers and supervisors, head chefs, food business owners, managers and supervisors at food retailers and manufacturers, and landlords and pub owners, regardless of whether the premises serve food.

 

A Level 3 Food Hygiene course teaches everything in a Level 2 course, as well as kitchen hygiene management using the HACCP system to plan, record, and manage appropriate food safety systems and their timescales.

This training helps you comply with the Food Standards Act 1999, and the provisions of Regulation (EC) No 852/2004 of the European Parliament on the Hygiene of Foodstuffs.

A staff member trained to Level 3 in food hygiene standards is qualified to recommend and manage various aspects of kitchen safety, including:

  • Safe design and construction
  • Safe storage and temperature control
  • Cleaning and disinfection procedures
  • Staff training and supervision
  • Personal hygiene practices
  • Allergen control
  • Waste management
  • Pest control

This course will provide supervisors and managers with a comprehensive understanding of the latest food safety principles and senior responsibilities within a food environment.