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Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs)
$399.00This course will discuss how food workers need to act, dress and be aware of food safety hazards and how they can prevent them. This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to understand how GMPs support safe food manufacturing and your role in supporting GMPs. You will be able to identify food safety hazards and understand how food workers behavior and can have either a positive or a negative impact on food safety. This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to understand how GMPs support the safe manufacturing of food and how to implement GMPs. *Become a member to receive 20% off -
TEMPLATE: Human Resources Planning Checklist
$3.00Are you asking the right questions when planning for the future needs of your business? The FPHRC’s HR Planning Checklist asks you the questions you need to address before taking action. These include questions like: What are the organization’s priorities (e.g., market share, revenues per customer)? What emerging directions or organizational changes will have an impact on HR issues (e.g., company expansion, higher-level skill requirements)? Is my plan consistent with other organizational policies such as our business plan and our HR manual? *From Module 2 of HR Toolkit, purchase full Module here -
Food Safety Bundle – Allergens, Recall & Traceability
$729.00FPSC recognizes the importance of Food Safety in all food and beverage processing facilities and has arranged this training bundle to complement processor training libraries. Perfect for new hires or as a refresher for seasoned employees, this bundle provides comprehensive training through three courses: Introduction to Allergens ($225 Value) This course highlights the importance and impact of allergens on consumer safety as well as why allergen awareness and management is a key food industry concern. Learn the causes and effects related to food allergens, the complexities associated with managing and prevention of unwanted food allergens, and the associated Canadian regulatory requirements. Managing Recall in a Wired World ($249 Value) Understand the consequences and effects of product recalls on the food and beverage processing industry. Examine techniques that assist processors to deliver information to the public, consumers, customers, and suppliers that aid in managing recalls effectively. Learn the roles and responsibilities of the recall team with an emphasis on food safety and prevention. Traceability Systems in the Food Manufacturing Industry ($249 Value) The information the Traceability Program provides makes management of product recalls fast and effective, reduces risks of a food safety crisis, and demonstrates that the processors is a responsible manufacturer. This course demonstrates how to develop and implement a Traceability Program for a food processing facility. This course introduces users to the topic of traceability, examines the relationship between traceability and other food safety prerequisite programs and teaches how to design, implement and test the system to ensure it is fully functional. NOTE: These courses are designed to be taken in order, once Introduction to Allergens has begun the other courses will be added to your library to take. *Receive a nationally recognized certificate for participation in each course! Who Should Take This Course? New Hires New Canadians Food Safety Teams Supervisors and Managers Front Line Workers Food Safety Consultants *Become a member to receive 20% off -
Introduction to SOP and SSOP
$399.00This coursed is designed for front-line workers and it will detail the fundamental requirements of Standard Operating Procedures and Sanitation Standard Operating Procedures in the food and beverage manufacturing industry. Participants will be able to define SOPs and SSOPs, understand how they support food safety programs, and identify the indicators of effective development and training for SOPs and SSOPs. *Become a member to receive 20% off -
Employer and Employee Expectations
$125.00This course will provide you with the knowledge and skills to understand what is expected of you as an employee within a Canadian Workplace. Being familiar with and meeting these expectations are important to job success and career advancement in Canada. Workplace expectations differ in every country. Canadian workplace culture expects individuals to be competent in speaking, listening and socializing with other people; to know the etiquette of working harmoniously with co-workers and supervisors; and to understand and respect cultural differences in the workplace. Employees are also expected to know general business etiquette, how to dress for the production floor and the office environment, and their rights and obligations in the Canadian workplace. Being familiar with and meeting these expectations are important to job success and career advancement in Canada. -
The Spark Within
$399.00This industry report looks at generational perspectives in Canada's Labour Force. *Become a member to receive 20% off -
Food Spoilage and Food Safety
$125.00This course describes the components of food safety, how food spoilage occurs, and how to prevent it. The course is designed to help new food workers understand their role and responsibilities in prevention and management of food spoilage and food safety. This knowledge is key to a successful career in the food industry. Knowing what causes food spoilage, when food is bad, how to prevent economic loss due to food spoilage and learning about employee’s role in keeping food safe is the most important skill to have when working with food. *Become a member to receive 20% off -
Trousse à outils pour les ressources humaines – MODULE 9 : Diversité et inclusion
$199.00Les questions liées à la diversité et à l’inclusion, comme le recrutement et le maintien en poste, la réputation de l’employeur, l’image de marque de l’employeur et le respect des exigences juridiques et en matière de droits de la personne de l’employeur, attirent de plus en plus l’attention des employés, des gestionnaires et des propriétaires d’entreprises au Canada. La diversité englobe toutes les façons dont les individus diffèrent, tandis que l’inclusion crée une culture qui prône, respecte, accepte et apprécie la diversité. Les employeurs ont une grande influence sur la société et peuvent jouer un rôle important pour faire de nos collectivités de meilleurs endroits où vivre. Favoriser un milieu de travail diversifié et inclusif peut améliorer l’expérience des employés et stimuler le succès de votre entreprise dans son ensemble, mais l’engagement à cet égard commence avec les dirigeants de votre organisation. -
Cadenassage et étiquetage
$399.00Description Chaque membre de l’équipe sur le lieu de travail a des tâches uniques et tout aussi importantes pour assurer l’absence de blessures sur votre site. Les employeurs ont les pouvoirs les plus importants sur le lieu de travail, qui sont accompagnés de la plus grande responsabilité juridique. Cela dit, si vous êtes un travailleur de première ligne, vos obligations en matière de sécurité sont tout aussi importantes que celles de vos employeurs pour préserver votre santé et votre sécurité. La prévention des blessures et des maladies au travail commence par une formation structurée, mais elle ne s’arrête certainement pas là. L’un des devoirs des employeurs, en vertu de la Loi provinciale sur la santé et la sécurité, est de fournir à leurs employés des renseignements, des formations et des instructions précis sur la manière de rester en sécurité au travail. *Devenez membre pour recevoir 20% de reduction
