[SIRRFSA001]
From 8 December 2023, a business that is required to appoint a Food Safety Supervisor (FSS) must do so before undertaking high risk food handling.
Being a manager is tough. You find yourself juggling the demands of your team, striving to meet targets, and keeping everyone motivated. And let's not forget the constant pressure of proving your worth to the higher-ups. There's that nagging self-doubt, the exhaustion from late-night emails, and the frustration when plans don't turn out as expected. It's hard, and some days, it feels like it's just too much.
In the food industry, improper handling can lead to contamination and serious health risks. Understanding the correct procedures and practices is essential, but finding the right training that fits your schedule and learning style can be challenging.
Proper food handling hinges on flexible and engaging education. Whether you prefer online modules or interactive workshops, your training should fit your schedule and style, equipping you with the know-how to confidently meet industry standards.
At Scala, we offer tailored solutions to meet your needs. Choose our online program for flexibility and convenience, or opt for our face-to-face workshop for an engaging and interactive learning experience. Both pathways provide a Statement of Attainment for SIRRFSA001 – Handle food safely in a retail environment, required to maintain cplomiance with the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code (Standard 3.2.2A) adopted automatically in Tasmania under the Food Act (2003).
Transform your leadership journey. No more going in circles, no more feeling overwhelmed. With our Leadership and Management Development Program, you can equip yourself with the strategies to lead with confidence, drive results and inspire your team like never before. Take the first step today. Enrol now.
Join Scala's Food Safety Supervisor online or workshop program.
Understand how to safely work with and handle food in commercial settings. Undertake your assessment and provide a third party report.
Complete the Unit of Competency and receive a Statement of Attainment, demonstrating your commitment to food safety.
Developed with extensive consultation and feedback, the delivery model, topics and outcomes of this program are designed to have maximum impact and enjoyment for participants from start to finish.
Each of your module topics requires:
Weekly
1-2 hours a week: Dedicate a small amount of time to engage with learning materials in the 4-5 weeks prior to each workshop.
Workshops (Quarterly)
2 days per quarter: Attend a two-day workshop for each of the four modules. We provide the schedule upfront, so you can plan accordingly.
You will spend the year with 20-30 other participants as you interact and learn from your peers working closely together throughout the year; bringing a bucket load of energy, experience, ideas and support to the table.
Building relationships, industry connections and friendships long after you graduate from your program.
Ever left a fantastic workshop and struggled to implement everything you learned? It happens to everyone, so don't feel too bad. It won't be happening with this program. Too much is at stake.
Join experienced facilitators, guest speakers, subject experts and qualified assessors as you interact and develop with large groups of participants just like you.
You will return on day two to slow down, reflect, share ideas, talk through challenges and develop plans that suit your specific needs.
What happens back at work is all that counts. We know that life and work will do their best to distract you from developing these skills.
We'll be there, supporting you to make change happen with plans, calls, emails and visits to coach you through your individual journey.
We won't be letting you go that easy! Join us and your peers online, or join working groups to receive more support between the workshops.
Take it as a chance to focus on your projects, or just turn up to say hello. You will find these sessions are great at keeping you engaged.
At Scala we value opportunities to connect with our students, local businesses and our wider community. Join us at one of our upcoming events.
Stay connected for upcoming events, new programs, Government funding announcements and industry news.