HACCP for Food Production & Service
by UbuntuIQ TechnologiesTailored for cleaning professionals in food production, this course elevates the role from cleaner to 'Food Safety Guardian'. It introduces the global Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) system and the procedures necessary to prevent foodborne illness and legal non-compliance.
Overview
- Comprises 5 modules covering the HACCP framework and its legal standing in South Africa
- Covers Prerequisite Programs (PRPs) and the cleaner's critical role in maintaining them
- Addresses identification and control of biological, chemical, and physical food hazards
- Teaches the scientific 7 Steps of Cleaning and Sanitation in correct sequence
- Covers verification procedures, ATP monitoring, hygienic zoning, and colour-coding to prevent cross-contamination
What you'll learn
- Explain the origin of HACCP and its legal standing in South Africa
- Identify key Prerequisite Programs (PRPs) and the cleaner's role in them
- Differentiate between biological, chemical, and physical hazards in food environments
- Execute the 7 Steps of Cleaning and Sanitation in correct sequence
- Perform monitoring activities and apply corrective actions
- Use ATP meters to verify sanitation effectiveness
- Maintain accurate legal cleaning records
- Apply hygienic zoning and colour-coding to prevent cross-contamination
Target Audience
- Cleaning professionals, technicians, and supervisors working in food production and service environments
- Cleaning staff in bakeries, food processing plants, commercial kitchens, and food retail environments
- Supervisors responsible for sanitation compliance in food-regulated facilities
- Any cleaning professional seeking certification or knowledge in food safety cleaning standards
Course Completed by
3h 45m - December 31, 2026
Materials Included
- Full course content across 5 modules
- 7 Steps of Cleaning and Sanitation reference guide
- Overview of HACCP Prerequisite Programs relevant to cleaning
- Assessment questions for each module
Requirements
- No prior food safety qualification required
- Basic literacy and an ability to follow step-by-step procedural instructions
- Learners working in or transitioning into food production or service environments will benefit most
- Complete modules in sequence as HACCP concepts are introduced progressively