ServSafe Manager Training and Certification Exam - Lapeer County

December 3, 2024 9:00AM - 5:00PM

Registration Deadline: November 26, 2024 - 11:45PM

1800 Imlay City Rd., Suite 1 Lapeer MI 48446

Contact: Christine Venema

Earn ServSafe® certification with help from MSU Extension.

MSU Extension offers 8-hour ServSafe® training, which is a national certification program. This class is designed for anyone working in the food service industry, including non-profit organizations.

Participants must receive a 70% score on the exam to earn a certificate.

Registration Information

The cost of the 8-hour course is $75 per person and does not include the cost of the ServSafe Manager 7th edition book.

Textbook Requirement - Must Purchase Separately

You must have a ServSafe Manager 7th edition book that contains an answer sheet to take the class and the exam. Please order your book and read before attending class. After registering for this class you will receive a confirmation message that includes the instructions on how to purchase a ServSafe 7th edition book and includes an answer sheet.

Instructors

Classes are taught by MSU Extension educators, who are certified instructors and exam proctors through the National Restaurant Association.

Topics Covered

  • Providing safe food
  • Forms of contamination
  • The safe food handler
  • The flow of food
  • Food safety management systems
  • Safe facilities, cleaning and sanitizing

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Event Location

1800 Imlay City Road Suite 1 Lapeer, MI 48446
810-667-0341

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