
Kitchen Safety Compliance for Foodservice Workers: Hazards and PPE
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Kitchen Safety Compliance for Foodservice Workers: Hazards and PPE
Learn kitchen safety rules, hazard control, PPE, and WHMIS in this free online course for foodservice workers.
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Positive Ratings
- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours
- Available Languages (1)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Identify the legal rights and responsibilities of employers and workers under occupational health and safety regulations
- Describe the role of health and safety programs and committees in a foodservice workplace
- Recall the six WHMIS hazard classes and explain what each means for daily kitchen work
- Distinguish between supplier labels, workplace labels, and material safety data sheets
- Select the correct fire extinguisher for each class of kitchen fire
- Outline the steps to follow during a fire, chemical exposure, or medical emergency in a commercial kitchen
- List the safe procedures for knife handling, hot equipment, floors, and manual lifting
- Explain the lock-out procedure required before cleaning or repairing kitchen machinery
- Indicate the correct PPE for specific kitchen tasks including chemical handling, cutting, and equipment operation
- Summarise the housekeeping practices that prevent accidents in a commercial kitchen
Course Overview
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Course Description
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