Safe Plates for Food Managers Certification Class – Bertie County
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Safe Plates is NC State Extension’s family of evidence-based food safety programming and resources for retail, community, and home-based food safety.
The Bertie County Center of N.C. Cooperative Extension offers Safe Plates for Food Managers.
Safe Plates for Food Managers
This program prepares managers for the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) approved Food Protection Manager Certification. Managers successfully completing this ANSI exam meet the FDA Food Code 2022 requirement for a Certified Food Protection Manager. This certificate not only meets the same requirement in North Carolina but is also good throughout the United States for five years. Managers trained in Safe Plates for Food Managers are equipped to create a work environment that minimizes food safety risks in their restaurants, cafeterias, and grocery stores through best practices, open communication, and thoughtful practice.
Safe Plates differs from other food safety manager classes as it is taught through case studies, storytelling, activities, and discussion. Course content includes developing a food safety culture at the worksite, safe handling, preparation, storage, allergens, and active management. This class is interactive and encourages participants to engage with the material.
In-Person Safe Plates for Food Safety Manager Course
- Comprehensive multi-day sessions for food service managers and supervisory staff.
- Taught in Bertie County.
- Registration fee is $125 (non-refundable) per person. Includes all instruction, book, test, and proctor. You may pay via check or Eventbrite. Register Online via Eventbrite
- Books and classes will be in English, tests are available in English, Spanish, Korean, and Traditional Modern Chinese (need 15 days notice).
- Deadline to register is February 19th.
- Accommodations related to a disability should be made 15 days before class.
- Tests will be given on the last day of class.
Location Date & Time Testing 104 Lancaster Ave. Windsor, NC March 11, 2024 – March 14, 2024 from 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. March 15, 2024 at 3:00 p.m.
For more information on Safe Plates in Bertie County, call 252.794.6179 or email Elizabeth Baker, embaker6@ncsu.edu.