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hygienic food safety | Access All Areas Training

AAAT is approved by Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) to deliver the nationally accredited unit - SITXFSA001 - (Provider # 52312) Click here to view our credentials

SITXFSA001 is the entry level unit of competency for food safety training within the Hospitality sector. It includes basic food safety practices such as personal hygiene and conduct, food handling, housekeeping and waste disposal and responsibilities where work involves preparation or serving of food in establishments such as cafes, clubs, hotels or bars.

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Statement of Attainment for unit: SITXFSA001 Use Hygienic Practices for Food Safety

This unit, along with SITXFSA002, comprises the Food Safety Supervisor qualification for workers in the Hospitality industry and is designed to ensure that trainees can handle food safely; identify, control and report food safety hazards; and comply with personal hygiene standards.

Food Safety Western Australia Details:

Study at home no need to travel to class

One fee - No additional fees or charges

AAAT are Approved by ASQA to deliver the SITXFSA101 unit nationally.

The course has WA specific content

ASQA approved certificate issued (valid WA & all other states and territories across Australia)

You can start training in 3 minutes and have your WA Food Safety PDF certificate within 24 hrs*!

WA Government requirements read more

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/western-australia/food-safety-training/basic-food-safety-sitxfsa001-western-australia-new

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food and hygiene certificate | Access All Areas Training

In Australia, one in 10 children** under the age of 5 years and an increasing number of adults have food allergies. Australia has one of the highest allergy rates in the world, and the problem is growing.

About 160 foods have been reported as causing food allergies but only eight are responsible for 90 percent of allergic reactions to food.

Food labelling rules in Australia state that the eight most common allergens, cereals containing gluten and its products plus sulphite preservatives are required by law to be declared on food labels. The law in Australia also requires food businesses to provide accurate information when a customer asks about potential allergens in the food they are served.

Food Allergen Safety Training is a Non-accredited unit that describes outcomes, skills and knowledge required to educate people who prepare, sell, serve or make food to be consumed by the general public. This unit provides awareness and information on the importance of  food allergies and food allergens and the serious impact and consequences they have.

Food businesses play an important role in ensuring food labels in this state comply with national standards so people can be sure they have accurate information about the foods they buy and consume.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/australian-capital-territory/food-safety-training/food-allergen-safety-training-act

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online rsa course vic | Access All Areas Training

Hospitality and retail employess are constantly faced with situations of conflict often exacerbated by alcohol.

This course will demonstrate the six-step process to resolve conflicts of any size. You will also learn crucial conflict resolution skills, including dealing with anger and using the Agreement Frame.

It is very easy to view all conflict as negative, but this is not true. We are all different and those differences can sometimes emerge as conflict. Viewing conflict in this way can help us consider the possible positive outcomes of the problem at hand. This workshop will introduce conflict resolution processes that will help you better understand those differences, enabling you interact in a more positive and productive way.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/victoria/alcohol-training/effective-conflict-resolution-in-the-workplace-victoria

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food safety and hygiene certificate | Access All Areas Training

In Australia, one in 10 children** under the age of 5 years and an increasing number of adults have food allergies. Australia has one of the highest allergy rates in the world, and the problem is growing.

About 160 foods have been reported as causing food allergies but only eight are responsible for 90 percent of allergic reactions to food.

Food labelling rules in Australia state that the eight most common allergens, cereals containing gluten and its products plus sulphite preservatives are required by law to be declared on food labels. The law in Australia also requires food businesses to provide accurate information when a customer asks about potential allergens in the food they are served.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/victoria/food-safety-training/food-allergen-safety-training-vic

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qld rsa online | Access All Areas Training

The required RSA certification in Queensland is a 'Provide responsible service of alcohol statement of attainment'. This nationally-accredited qualification does not expire.

However, if you or your staff completed RSA training prior to 30 June 2013, your OLGR-approved RSA certificate will expire 3 years from the date of issue. This is due to the change in regulation of training providers from Queensland's OLGR to the Australian Government

Licensees are responsible for ensuring that all staff that serve or supply alcohol have the appropriate certification. Penalties apply for licensees who fail to comply.

The following people must complete RSA training within 30 days of starting employment and maintain a current RSA training course certificate during their employment:

the licensee (if an individual), unless trained in RMLV

any staff member of the licensed premises who is involved in the service or supply of liquor at the premises. This includes bartenders, glass collectors, floor staff and room service staff. It does not include people that are trained in RMLV, such as approved managers.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/queensland/alcohol-training/rsa-qld-sithfab002

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food handling training melbourne | Access All Areas Training

AAAT is approved by Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) to deliver the nationally accredited unit - SITXFSA001 - (Provider # 52312) Click here to view our credentials

SITXFSA001 is the entry level unit of competency for food safety training within the Hospitality sector. It includes basic food safety practices such as personal hygiene and conduct, food handling, housekeeping and waste disposal and responsibilities where work involves preparation or serving of food in establishments such as cafes, clubs, hotels or bars.

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Statement of Attainment for unit: SITXFSA001 Use Hygienic Practices for Food Safety

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/western-australia/food-safety-training/basic-food-safety-sitxfsa001-western-australia-new

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rsa south australia | Access All Areas Training

RSA is mandatory in the Northern Territory.

Access All Areas Training is registered by ASQA (Australian Skills Quality Authority - provider #52312) to deliver the Responsible Service of Alcohol course (SITHFAB002) for Online and Classroom delivery. Click here to view our credentials.

Upon successful completion of the Northern Territory (NT) RSA unit you will receive the RSA National Statement of Attainment - SITHFAB002 Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol.

The Department of Justice Licensing, Regulation and Alcohol Strategy issued a Section 33 notice on all licensees requiring them to train all staff in SITHFAB002 Provide Responsible Service of Alcohol (RSA) effective from 1 May 2009.

Licensees are required to train new staff within four (4) weeks of commencing their employment.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/northern-territory/alcohol-training/rsa-nt-sithfab002

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free online food safety course | Access All Areas Training

Official Online Food Safety Course for Tasmania - Level 1

$45.00

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$45 NO MORE TO PAY

VALID AUSTRALIA WIDE - APPROVED BY ASQA

100% ACCREDITED ONLINE TRAINING

CAN BE COMPLETED ON PC'S, TABLETS AND PHONE

STUDY AT YOUR OWN PACE - LOG IN AND OUT AS YOU LIKE

SECURE ONLINE PAYMENTS VIA EWAY

SUPPORT 24/7 X 365 DAYS - FREECALL 1300 287 554

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/food-safety-training/tasmania

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What You Will Learn

Security contextualised module

Legally sell, serve and promote alcohol

Measure standard drinks and advise patrons

Assess and monitor the levels of intoxication of patrons

Sell or serve alcohol responsibly

Assist customers to drink within appropriate limits

Assess alcohol-affected customers and identify customers to whom sale or service must be refused

Refuse to provide alcohol to intoxicated patrons

Detect and prevent underage drinking.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/western-australia/alcohol-training/rsa-wa-sithfab002-security-crowd-controllers

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AAAT is approved by Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA) to deliver the nationally accredited unit - SITXFSA001 - (Provider # 52312) Click here to view our credentials

SITXFSA001 is the entry level unit of competency for food safety training within the Hospitality sector. It includes basic food safety practices such as personal hygiene and conduct, food handling, housekeeping and waste disposal and responsibilities where work involves preparation or serving of food in establishments such as cafes, clubs, hotels or bars.

Upon successful completion of this course you will receive a Statement of Attainment for unit: SITXFSA001 Use Hygienic Practices for Food Safety

This unit, along with SITXFSA002, comprises the Food Safety Supervisor qualification for workers in the Hospitality industry and is designed to ensure that trainees can handle food safely; identify, control and report food safety hazards; and comply with personal hygiene standards.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/south-australia/food-safety-training/basic-food-safety-sitxfsa001-south-australia-new

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food safety training | Access All Areas Training

Food Businesses in Australia are required to work within strict guidelines in relation to the handling, preparation, storage and transport of food to protect the public from food-borne disease and contamination. Our courses, recognised in all Australian states and territories, explain what workers need to do to keep within those guidelines and ensure the safe and responsible service of food.

Basic Food Safety looks at the risks associated with personal and food hygiene and food safety and the simple steps required to avoid those risks. Click here to find out more.

Food Safety Supervisor continues on from the Basic Food Safety course and looks at how to identify, monitor and control areas of risk within a food business. It also covers key equipment cleaning, maintenance and record keeping. Click here to find out more.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/food-safety-training

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qld rsa online | Access All Areas Training

Legally sell, serve and promote alcohol; Measure standard drinks and advise patrons; Assess and monitor the levels of intoxication of patrons; Sell or serve alcohol responsibly; Assist customers to drink within appropriate limits; Assess alcohol-affected customers and identify customers to whom sale or service must be refused; Refuse to provide alcohol to intoxicated patrons; Detect and prevent underage drinking.

http://www.accessallareastraining.com.au/courses/queensland/alcohol-training/rsa-qld-sithfab002