Food Education Training
Certified Food Service Manager Requirement
The Michigan Food Law, Act 92 as amended, requires each food service establishments to have at least one Certified Food Service Manager.
Certification can be accomplished by successfully passing an ANSI accredited examination. Preparation for the exam can be accomplished by attending a training course designed to provide the food service professional with training in food safety principles, foodborne illness prevention and proper sanitation practices. The ANSI accredited exam is normally given at the end of the course.
Certification is nationally recognized and is valid for a five (5) year period. Individuals who have a certificate that will be expiring soon can simply re-take the exam or take refresher training before sitting for the exam again.
FOR A LIST OF ACCREDITED MANAGER CERTIFICATION CLASS SOURCES click here.
To download a copy of the state Regulation 570 - Manager Certification rules click here.
Food Safety Training Program
Macomb County is now offering a free food safety training class. The class will be offered once a month and is open to all food establishment employees, volunteers, church groups, food pantries or to anyone who is interested in food safety. Course content will include food safety and monitoring techniques, proper health and hygiene requirements as well as restaurant protocols and procedures. A certificate of completion will be provided to attendees. Preregistration is required to ensure we have a full class. Contact us at 586-469-5236 to register and to ask about upcoming class dates and times.
Educational Pamphlets and Brochures
The department has a variety of printed material that cover safe food handling, sanitation, utility outages, pest control, etc. Printed material is available at all Environmental Health Services offices.
For a list of printed material that can be downloaded click here.
Questions?
If you have any questions, call us at 586-469-5236, Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. or E-mail us now.
Other Resources
Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development
Consumer Food Safety Information: