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In this Food Safety Planning for Back-of-House Operations course, you’ll learn how to build and evaluate a structured food safety plan in a commercial kitchen. We’ll also explore hazard analysis and critical control points, the framework that sets monitoring and verification steps. These elements work together to control foodborne risks and support regulatory compliance. To build that capability, this course connects foundational risk awareness with practical implementation and ongoing performance review.
We’ll examine food safety planning in back-of-house operations using hazard analysis worksheets and compliance records. You’ll develop the ability to identify hazards and establish measurable control limits while strengthening your approach to monitoring and incident response. We’ll also cover regulatory expectations, internal audits, and plan updates to give you a complete understanding of structured food safety management. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to apply a documented food safety system that protects guests and strengthens operational integrity.
Learning Objectives:
• Identify biological, chemical, and physical foodborne hazards
• Explain HACCP principles and critical control points
• Apply monitoring and corrective action procedures
• Analyze food safety performance using documented records
• Evaluate and update food safety plans for compliance
It is designed for back-of-house operations in commercial kitchens — anyone responsible for building, monitoring, or evaluating a food safety plan in kitchen operations.
It covers foodborne hazards and contamination risks, food safety rules and regulatory expectations, back-of-house roles in kitchen safety, personal hygiene and safe work practices, hazard analysis, critical control limits, monitoring procedures, corrective actions, compliance records and documentation, performance metrics, incident response, and plan updates for continuous improvement.
You will build skills in food safety management systems, hazard analysis, and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), including identifying hazards, setting measurable control limits, monitoring, and responding to incidents.
You will be able to apply a documented food safety system that protects guests and strengthens operational integrity, including evaluating and updating food safety plans for compliance.
Yes. The lessons include multiple "Test Your Knowledge" checks placed throughout the course after key topics.