CFT Food Safety Training

On the blog today we are giving Licensees tips on how to reduce alcohol related harm occurring at the Licensed Venue. A big part of this is preparing staff on early intervention to prevent intoxication. Read the blog here - #provideresponsibleserviceofalcohol #rsa #rsaonline #rsavic #liquorcontrolvicrsa #approvedtrainer https://lnkd.in/gBtVE48k

On the blog today we are reminding licensed venues and RSA-certified staff to gear up for a safe and responsible summer as the festive season kicks into high gear. For those who are based in Victoria, Liquor Control Victoria (LCV) inspectors will be visiting venues to promote compliance and minimise alcohol-related harm, ensuring end-of-year celebrations remain safe for everyone. 🎉 🍸 🍻 #rsa #provideresponsibleserviceofalcohol #lcvapprovedrto #responsiblealcohol #responsibleservice #rsacertificate #workinabar #workinapub #LCV #liquorcontrolvictoria You can read more here - https://lnkd.in/gvKg-NBw

🌟 Hot-Off-The-Press 🌟 CFT Food Safety Training is proud to be featured in the latest edition of Australian Health and Aged Care . With Christmas just around the corner, our article focusses on keeping residents safe during the Xmas festivities as kitchens gear up for holiday meals and celebrations. #fss #fssonline #foodsafetysupervisor #foodborneillness #australianhealtandagedcare #agedcaresector https://lnkd.in/g2Bsf4FP

With soaring temperatures in Sydney this week followed by power outages, today on the blog we provided some advice and tips on how to keep food safe during these unforeseen circumstances. Click to read #fssonline #accreditedrto #nswfoodsafetysupervisor #safefood #foodhygiene https://lnkd.in/gPX6RHfm

Thank you to the Institute of Hospitality in Healthcare IHHC for organising another hospital site visit to see the food services department in action. This time we visited the Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital. It was so pleasing to see the basic food hygiene rules in practise - gloves, hairnets, well organised fridges and shelves and the area was so clean! Thanks Lisa Cranham ; we had a great day! #FSS #FSStraining #FS1training #basicfoodhandlers #foodsafetytraining #foodsafetysupervisortraining #foodhygiene

It's Australian Food Safety Week! (9–16 November 2024). This year’s theme is ‘Look before you cook – read the food labels.’ With 4.67 million cases of food poisoning happening in Australia each year, it's more important than ever to follow food safety practices and protect your family. Here are some key food safety tips to keep in mind: 1. Always check the ‘use by date’ on packaged food. If it's close, freeze it or cook it and freeze it in shallow containers to prevent waste. 2. Remember, ‘best before dates’ mean food is at its best before that date but can still be eaten after, although it may lose some quality. 3. Keep an eye on canned goods—no date marking? Look for any swelling, dents, or rust, and discard if necessary. 4. Rotate your pantry and fridge items so older products get used first. 5. Storage instructions matter! Follow directions like "keep refrigerated" or "store in a cool dry place" to ensure food safety. 6. When cooking, follow the manufacturer's instructions closely, whether using the oven, microwave, or air fryer. 7. Use a meat thermometer to ensure your food reaches the right internal temperature for safety. Get involved and help spread the word about food safety! Learn more at www.foodsafety.asn.au. #FoodSafetyWeek #FoodSafety #LookBeforeYouCook

Tomorrow is the start of Australian Food Safety Week. As we approach Australian Food Safety Week, it’s the perfect time to reflect on this year’s World Food Safety Day theme, “Prepare for the Unexpected.” With changing climate conditions, supply chain disruptions, and evolving food safety risks, being proactive about food safety has never been more important. Here’s how you can prepare for unforeseen challenges to keep your food safe, fresh, and ready to enjoy. Read our blog here - https://lnkd.in/gTCGRycZ #Australianfoodsafetyweek #FSS #onlineFSS #foodsafety

Read our latest blog about Use By Dates Vs Best Before dates. https://lnkd.in/g3rUeFZu

Its that time of year again when the "silly season" is fast approaching. With this comes many parties, celebrations and alcohol to be consumed. Those working in the hospitality industry it is important for all staff to stay compliant, reduce risks, and contribute to a healthier, safer community. Read our blog with latest information and tips from Liquor Control Victoria. https://lnkd.in/gsVPQ76t By completing the CFT RSA VIC course, you’ll not only meet the legal requirements but also gain the skills needed to protect young people from alcohol-related harm. The course will equip you with practical tools to identify minors, handle ID checks effectively, and manage high-risk events, helping to ensure a safe environment for all. Your training will empower you and your team to prevent underage drinking, support responsible service, and uphold Victoria's strict liquor laws—making your venue a safer place for everyone. #rsaonline #provideresponsibleserviceofalcohol #lcvrsa #approvedtrainer

October 15 is National Handwashing Day. This day acts as an important reminder of the crucial role that hand hygiene plays in preventing the spread of illness, including food borne illness. This day not only emphasises the importance of washing our hands but also serves as an opportunity to educate communities about effective hygiene practices. Read our blog and you are welcome to download our free posters to display in your business as a reminder of the importance of hand washing. https://lnkd.in/g_GxzHbM #nationalhandwashingday #foodhygiene #foodsafetysupervisortraining #cftinternational