- CERTIFICATE OFCOMPLETIONZeel DaveHas successfully completed the courseFood Safety Culture and YouMarch 16, 2025FPSC-CTAC.COMJennefer Griffith, Executive Director Food Processing Skills Canada (FPSC)

CERTIFICATE OF
COMPLETION
Zeel Dave
Has successfully completed the course
Food Safety Culture and You
March 16, 2025
FPSC-CTAC.COM
Jennefer Griffith, Executive Director
Food Processing Skills Canada (FPSC)



Zeel Dave
This course discusses the importance of following food safety procedures and practices when working in Canadian food companies, as these are part of food safety culture. It outlines the role of governments and food companies in protecting the food supply and identifies how consumers can be negatively affected by improper practices. It covers the important role food workers have in following procedures and telling supervisors and coworkers of food safety problems. Participants will learn the important role of food workers have in supporting their workplace food safety culture. By following food safety practices, food workers help their employer to protect the consumer, meet government regulations and address business needs.
Skills / Knowledge
- 1. Understand Cultural Aspects: Identify aspects of national cultures and how formality, power hierarchy, and communication affect workplace dynamics and food safety.
- 2. Understand Food Safety Responsibilities: Define key terms and recognize the shared responsibility of food safety between government, industry, and consumers.
- 3. Understand Government Roles: Explain the structure and roles of Canadian government bodies in food safety regulation and enforcement.
- 4. Promote Consumer Confidence: Recognize the importance of consumer trust in food safety and the challenges and roles of stakeholders in maintaining it.
- 5. Demonstrate Professionalism: Acknowledge personal accountability, work effectively with colleagues, and continuously improve skills to meet industry standards
Issued on
March 16, 2025
Expires on
Does not expire
Evidence
92%