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Training Program Details

Region: 4

Industry: Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources

Program Name: Food Service Sanitation Manager Certification

Agency: Springfield Urban League

Background Check: Background Check is not required for this training/career path

Description: Food Service Sanitation Manager Certification (FSSMC) from the state of Illinois, the employee must take an approved 8 hour training course and pass an accredited exam. The Illinois requirement for this course was shortened from 15 hours to only 8 hours as of July 1st, 2014. The course and exam is provided by American Safety Council in partnership with National Hospitality Training. This Exam is accepted by the American National Standards Institute and the Conference for Food Protection (ANSI-CFP) and is accepted in all 50 states. The ANSI approved food handler training course will issue a certification upon passing the assessment. The ANSI food handler training certificates are good for three years.

Length of Training (The length of your training may be longer if you need classes to improve your math or reading skills.): 1 weeks

How Program is Offered: Classroom Instruction

Pre-requisites: Math: < 8th Grade Reading: < 8th Grade Degree: N/A Language: Fluent English

Remediation / Bridge Program: Yes

Goals: Industry Recgonized Credential/Certification

What is the minimum drug test requirement for participants?Must be currently drug free and can pass a drug test.

Can the participant have more than 3 tickets in 3 years? Yes

Is a valid drivers license required? No

Vision Requirement: Vision corrected with glasses or contacts is acceptable.

Which tests are participants required to pass? Drug Test

Lifting Requirement: 55 pounds

Standing Requirement: 8 hours

Required to sit for long periods? Yes, but they can get up and move around from time to time.

Age Range: 17-99

Appearance Requirement: No appearance requirements

Taste/Smell Requirement: No taste or smell requirements

Language: English

Discussion Questions & Considerations

• What would you do if you could start your dream job tomorrow?
• How much time are you willing to commit to improve your future?
• Do you meet the minimum requirements? If you have less than a high school equivalency degree, you may need to complete remediation training before entering training. Some programs require a credential before entering the training program.
• See how the program is offered. Does it include work experience? If so, when? Is the training offered in two locations? For example, is classroom training at one location and worksite training at a different location?
• Be honest about your background. If a background check is required, it will be checked out. The same is true for medical and drug tests.

Transportation

This training location is accessible by: Bus, Driving

Discussion Questions & Considerations

• Is distance/time to travel reasonable?
• Is the training accessible by public transportation?