MANAGEMENT
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Georgia's Health Departments Requirements Certification for Food Safety Managers |
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Restaurants |
School Cafeterias |
Church Kitchens |
Nursing Homes |
Taverns/Clubs |
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Coffee Shops |
Catering |
Mobile Food Units |
Day Care Centers |
Sandwich Shops |
THOSE WHO SHOULD RECEIVE TRAINING:
| Owners | Chefs & Kitchen Managers | Food & Beverage Directors |
| Operators | Dietary Managers | All Food Service managers |
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Benefits of Certification:
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Cost of a Foodborne Illness to an Establishment: |
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· Prevent foodborne illness outbreaks by learning the correct prevention practices.
· Increase your inspection score from the County Health Department, which gives your food service establishment more credibility with your customers.
· Lowers business insurance premiums.
· Certification is good for five years & is recognized nationally in the foodservice industry.
· Makes you more employable in the foodservice industry and increases salary potential. |
· Loss of customers and sales.
· Loss of prestige and reputation.
· Embarrassment via the newspapers or word of mouth.
· Lawsuits resulting in lawyer and court fees.
· Increased insurance premiums.
· Employee absenteeism & need for retraining employees. |
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Consumer
Education
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PO
Box 724261
Atlanta,
GA 31139 (770)
333-7912 (770)
384-1784 Fax
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