21. SUPR FOOD SVC I an error occurred while processing this directive the supervision of all service staffand food service workers in in new or revised work methods and procedures http://www.umich.edu/~jobs/current/postings/T-026601-YL.html

[an error occurred while processing this directive] Job Family : Professional/Administrative Posting No : T-026601-YL Job Title : SUPR FOOD SVC I Grade Department : Unions-Food Service Post Begin/End Date Job Code Hours DUTIES: Coordinate food/beverages service and production functions, including the supervision of all service staff and food service workers in the preparation and serving of foods and beverages. Monitor work activity levels and assure proper staffing. Train employees in new or revised work methods and procedures and orient new employees. Participate in the resolution of employee complaints and grievances, including the first-step response. Maintain attendance records. Assign the work of all service staff. Evaluate and review the performance of assigned staff. Initiate disciplinary process, including oral reprimand and other actions up to and including recommendation for discharge. (35%) Order food and supplies/maintain stock levels. Estimate food quantities to be prepared for a designated number of persons according to menus. Prepare production sheets for all food preparation and employees. Supervise the receiving and storing of food and supplies. Assist in the development or modification of new and standardized recipes and procedures. Supervise meal service, including responsibility for the portion control of food. Prepare menu suggestions. Evaluate the quality of raw food materials and finished food products. (35%) Respond to inquiries and complaints from the public, staff and students. (10%)

22. FSHN Course Listing FSHN 240. MANAGEMENT OF QUANTITY food PRODUCTION AND service. FSHN 250. APPLIEDSTATISTICAL methods. FSHN 350. ENGINEERING FOR food processing. FSHN 362. http://timetable.cites.uiuc.edu/CourseListing.asp?R=FSHN&T=1SP03TR

23. FSHN Course Listing FSHN 240. MANAGEMENT OF QUANTITY food PRODUCTION AND service. FSHN 245. FSHN 340.APPLIED STATISTICAL methods. FSHN 341. FSHN 361. food processing, I. http://timetable.cites.uiuc.edu/CourseListing.asp?R=FSHN&T=1FA02TR

24. Undergraduate Programs | Food Science And Human Nutrition processing, from raw material handling, methods of chemical foods to food engineering,food processing and sanitation of hotels and of food service in hospitals http://www.fshn.uiuc.edu/academics/undergraduate_programs/

@import url(../../fshnAdv.css); Skip navigation Undergraduates Graduate Students Alumni ... Home Undergraduate Programs The Department of Food Science and Human Nutrition offers 5 comprehensive programs of study leading to the Bachelor of Science degree: Dietetics Dietetics is the science of applying food and nutrition to health. It's a vital, growing field open to creativity and opportunity and the possibilities are vast. Health, nutrition, and fitness have become a way of life. People want to feel good and look good. Learning about good nutrition and eating right to live better are top priorities, and people are eager to learn even more. If you are interested in dietetics, you can become either a dietitian or a dietetic technician; both professions are in great demand, and both offer a world of challenge and diversity. This curriculum is approved by the American Dietetic Association and designed for those planning to become Registered Dietitians (RD). This curriculum is more flexible than the Food Science curriculum. It is designed to prepare students for a more general and broad-based career in the food industry in the areas of management and business administration, communications and general sales. The core program comprises food science, business, and communications, and is supplemented by a 12-15 credit hour specialization in a recommended area, such as: food quality and safety, nutrition, business, or communications. Special emphasis is placed on areas of concern to consumers and to the food industry, such as food safety, sensory evaluation, nutrition, and health. The total number of hours required for graduation is 126.

25. FSHN Classes | Food Science And Human Nutrition FSHN 240, Management of Quantity food Production and service (More information). FSHN340, Applied Statistical methods. FSHN 360, Engineering for food processing. http://www.fshn.uiuc.edu/academics/classes.html

@import url(../fshnAdv.css); Skip navigation Undergraduates Graduate Students Alumni ... Home FSHN Classes Click on the course number to see the University's Course Catalog description of a course. Courses with course websites have an additional link for more information. Number Course Title FSHN 101 Introduction to Food Science and Human Nutrition FSHN 120 Contemporary Nutrition FSHN 131 Introductory Food Laboratory FSHN 140 Introduction to the Hospitality Industry FSHN 145 Introduction to Hospitality Management FSHN 149 Applied Food Service Sanitation FSHN 199 Undergraduate Open Seminar FSHN 202 Sensory Evaluation of Foods FSHN 204 Food Microbiology for Non-Majors FSHN 220 Principles of Nutrition FSHN 229 Communication Techniques in Nutrition FSHN 231 Food Systems FSHN 240 Management of Quantity Food Production and Service (More information) FSHN 245 Purchasing for the Hospitality Industry FSHN 248 Hotel/Motel Management and Operations FSHN 260 Raw Materials for Processing FSHN 293 Internship FSHN 294 Internship FSHN 295 Undergraduate Research or Thesis FSHN 296 Undergraduate Honors Research or Thesis FSHN 298 Undergraduate Seminar FSHN 314 Food Chemistry FSHN 315 Food Chemistry and Biotechnology FSHN 316 Food Chemistry Laboratory FSHN 318 Food Analysis I FSHN 320 Nutritional Aspects of Disease FSHN 321 Pediatric Clinical Nutrition FSHN 322 Nutrition Through the Life Cycle FSHN 323 Recent advances in Foods and Nutrition FSHN 325 Economics of Food Marketing FSHN 326 Human Nutrition Biochemistry, I

26. DeKalb County Board Of Health Restaurant And Food Service Home residue may be completely removed by normal cleaning methods. used in the operationof a foodservice establishment. (l) food-processing Establishment means http://dekalbhealth.net/Information/restaurants/i.html

INFORMATION Public Relations Restaurants Inspection Scores ... Next Page I. 290-5-14-.01: Definitions 290-5-14-.01 Definitions. Amended. The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation and enforcement of this Chapter. (a) "Approved" means acceptable to the health authority based on its determination as to conformance with applicable standards and/or good public health practice. (b) "Commissary" means a catering establishment, restaurant, or any other place in which food, containers, or supplies are kept, handled, prepared, packaged or stored for subsequent transport, sale or service elsewhere. (c) "Corrosion-Resistant Material" means a material which maintains its original surface characteristics under prolonged influence of environmental conditions and of food, cleaning compounds, and sanitizing solutions. (d) "County Board of Health" means the Board of Health as established by the O.C.G.A. * or other law. (e) "Department" means the Department of Human Resources, State of Georgia. (f) "Easily Cleanable" means readily accessible nonabsorbent and of such material and finish, and so fabricated that residue may be completely removed by normal cleaning methods. (g) "Employee" means the permit holder, individuals having supervisory or management duties and any other person working in a food service establishment.

27. Food Processing Theme, InterDev, Mutualist Information Service For Development P They focus on innovations, results, support methods and lessons learnt. MethodologyRecords these records present foodprocessing enterprise support http://www.interdev-net.org/uk/theme/agroalim/pres2.htm

InterDev Food Processing offers four types of experience records. Technical Records: these records present a processing procedure, a technology (flash pasteurisation, for example), equipment tested in an enterprise, etc. They focus on the interest to be found in these technologies, their advantages, their constraints and technico-economic information (investment amount, yields, potential markets, etc.). Enterprise Description Records: these records analyse individual enterprises, producers groups, etc. They focus on the solutions found by entrepreneurs to improve quality and packaging, widen product ranges, develop new markets, innovate technologies, implement management systems, etc. Case Study Records: these records cover the activities of organisations (NGOs, consultancy firms, professional associations, etc.) and development projects. They focus on innovations, results, support methods and lessons learnt. Methodology Records these records present food-processing enterprise support methodologies. For example, how to launch a new food product on the market, how to export biological processed fruits in Europe or how to use powdered milk?

28. Nutrition And Foods NFS 373, food service Planning and Equipment Selection, 3.0, NFS 390, CommunityNutrition, 3.0, NFS 458, Nutritional Impact of food processing methods, 3.0, http://www.drexel.edu/catalog/UG/COAS/nutrition.htm

Home Contents Index E-mail ... Catalog Home Nutrition and Foods Bachelor of Science Degree: 180.0 credits Nutrition and foods includes the study of foods as nutrient sources and the role of nutrients for humans at the cellular, organ system, and complete human levels. Together with the composition, treatment, and metabolism of foods, this major emphasizes the relationship among nutrition, safety, and function of food components as they are affected by processing, production, and preservation, and by metabolic function. The regulatory, chemical, and microbiological aspects of foods are stressed. The program in nutrition and foods requires four years of study, with 11 terms of classroom work and two terms of co-op experience. The curriculum is designed to provide a sound basis for careers in dietetics and the application of the principles of nutrition and food science to the nutritional care of individuals and groups—such as in school food service or community nutrition—or in the food and pharmaceutical industries. Students are prepared to work as dietitians in hospitals and nursing care facilities, or enter technical positions in food-product control and development, pharmaceutical and food-ingredient development and function, institutional food-service management, and other nutrition- and food-related service fields. The study of the biochemical nature of nutrients and foods, their interaction with the environment, and their eventual metabolic fate is a strong career path for more research-minded students and provides a unique base for graduate study. The curriculum has been approved by the Council on Education Division of the Education Accreditation/Approval of the American Dietetic Association as a Didactic Program in Dietetics. With appropriate electives, it provides the premedical course recommended by leading medical schools.

29. ABOUT THE SEAFOOD HACCP ALLIANCE fishermen, aquaculturists, seafood shippers, retailers, and food service operators),and a 'Compendium' of approved seafood processing methods and recommended http://seafood.ucdavis.edu/haccp/about.htm

SEAFOOD HACCP ALLIANCE FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING Updated The proposed approach recognizes the essential role of state regulatory authorities, the educational network of Sea Grant and Cooperative Extension Service, and the need for regional attention per seafood diversity. The Alliance does not plan to set or recommend policy. Their primary role will rest with education and communication for a more uniform implementation of HACCP. They will accomplish this objective by developing a uniform national HACCP education, training and technical assistance program for the seafood industry and federal, state and local food inspectors. They plan to instruct this duel audience in a more coordinated and mutual manner. Their plan is not intended to be exclusive. They recognize, encourage and plan to assist any related educational efforts be they private, institutional and/or of government base. Specific tasks proposed by the Alliance include: Formalize the 'Seafood HACCP Alliance' in terns of organization and inter-program communications and cooperation per the educational objectives. (Chrm. Dan Smyly) Develop and integrate existing HACCP materials into a "Core Seafood HACCP Curriculum." This curriculum will he designed to help in training any interested party, including federal, state and local food inspectors, and the seafood industry. Features under consideration are the recommended formats and duration for training sessions and use of combined sessions overlapping regulatory and commercial participation. Species per process specific curricula will he added. (Chrm. Donn Ward)

30. CSREES - 1998 Impact Statements -Hazard Analysis And Critical Control Points other pathogens and then test to see if meat processing methods control the than3,500 food handlers and more than 3,000 school foodservice personnel across http://www.reeusda.gov/success/impact98/98haccp.htm

Safe and Secure Food and Fiber Systems Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points Helping processors and producers play it safe. As many as 33 million Americans get foodborne illnesses each year, and about 9,000 die as a result. Foodborne illnesses can originate anywhere in the food chain. Of major concern, however, is the fact that due to a decrease in the number of federal and state inspectors, some food-processing firms are inspected only once every 10 years. One solution: preventing problems before they get to the consumer. The Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) method is replacing the former system of final product inspection. HACCP focuses on preventing hazards, relies more heavily on scientific principles, permits more efficient government oversight, and places greater responsibility on food operations to ensure food safety. The seafood industry was required to implement HACCP by late 1997, and HACCP requirements for meat and poultry will be phased in by 2000. Research and extension are playing key roles in getting HACCP off the ground. Payoff Safe seafood.

31. Technical Briefs can be obtained by contacting ITDG's Technical Information service Mineral processing281k Testing methods for pozzolanas 492k A mercury retort food processing. http://www.itdg.org/html/technical_enquiries/technical_briefs.htm

Technical Briefs All of ITDG's technical briefs are now available to download as Adobe Acrobat PDF files . Alternatively, hard copies can be obtained by contacting ITDG's Technical Information Service Please note that some files are large: a 300K file will take around one minute to download on a 56K modem. More information on PDF files and troubleshooting. Recent additions: Micro concrete roofing tiles Banana chips Energy Biogas and liquid biofuels Biomass Diesel Energy from the wind ... generation Miscellaneous Mineral processing Testing methods for pozzolanas A mercury retort ... Micro concrete roofing tiles NEW Water and Sanitation Compost toilet Handpumps Hydraulic ram pumps Rainwater harvesting ... Windpumps Manufacturing Dyeing of textiles Papermaking Recycling of organic waste Recycling of plastics ... Soapmaking Transport Aerial ropeway in Nepal Bicycles Bicycle trailers Food Processing Banana beer Banana chips NEW Biltong Bottle and jar cooling system Bottle washing and steam ... Yoghurt To read these files, you will need the current version of Adobe Acrobat reader, which can be downloaded from Adobe's website More information on PDF files, troubleshooting and alternatives.

32. OSU Course Catalog Function and methods of management as related to the the following college and universityfood service, health care facilities, and food processing plants http://home.okstate.edu/okstate/evp/registrar/coursecat.nsf/502fdbbfb33c19e48625

Help ...Nutritional Sciences (NSCI) Professional Careers in Nutritional Sciences Career opportunities in dietetics and foods and nutrition. Roles and responsibilities of nutritional sciences professionals. Routes to professional memberships and current issues in professionalism. (N)Principles of Human Nutrition Functions of the nutrients in human life processes. Nutrient relationship to health as a basis for food choices. Open to all University students. Special Topics in Nutritional Sciences . 1-3 credits, maximum 4. Study of specific consumer education issues or topics in nutritional sciences. Science of Food Preparation Lab 3. Prerequisites: HRAD 1114, organic chemistry. Application of scientific principles to food preparation. Management in Hospitality and Food Service Systems Prerequisite: a course in economics. Function and methods of management as related to the hospitality and food service industries. Nutrition Across the Life Span Prerequisite: 2114 or equivalent. Nutritional needs and dietary concerns of individuals from conception through old age. Nutritional Sciences Preprofessional Experience . 1-3 hours, maximum 3. Supervised work experience in one or more of the following: college and university food service, health care facilities, and food processing plants.

33. Food Service HACCP Systems : Foodservice.com - A Business To Business Online Com at the federal level in most food processing plants food managers identify and controlpotential food safety problems be in place with ongoing methods to educate http://www.foodservice.com/food_safety/fb7.cfm

My Admin Contact Us Advertise Register ... "Vist our sponsor" FoodHandler Safety Byte 7 TM Food Service HACCP Systems H azard A nalysis C ritical C ontrol P oint - (pronounced hass'-ip) is a food safety acronym mentioned frequently in today's food industry and is becoming an advanced part of the food safety system at all restaurants. It's sometimes referred to as "a management system to ensure food safety from farm to table". HACCP simply formalizes basic food safety principles into a system of accountability and corrective action that governs the flow of food in an operation. This is a thumbnail sketch of what is involved in HACCP. By managing every key control point in the food preparation process, food safety can be monitored. HACCP systems have recently been required at the federal level in most food processing plants. Restaurants have more recently entered the HACCP culture. Here's a quick overview of basic HACCP terminology to clarify the concepts: The HACCP system helps food managers identify and control potential food safety problems, hazards, and risks before they happen.

34. Mann Library Collection Policy - Food Science analytical and detection methods, and research and technical aspects of food processing,general engineering; Hotel Library food service, cookery, gastronomy; http://gulliver.mannlib.cornell.edu/Collection/Policy_Statements/Food.html

Albert R. Mann Library Collection Policy FOOD SCIENCE Subject Scope Priority Tables Course Info Department Homepage ... L3 Code: FOOD 1.0 TEACHING, RESEARCH AND EXTENSION PROGRAMS 1.1 Mission and emphases of the department Food Science activity at Cornell, including undergraduate instruction, graduate work through the PhD level, extension work, and faculty research, are coordinated by the Institute of Food Science. Food science research and instruction take place in the Department of Food Science at Ithaca, the Department of Food Science and Technology at Geneva, and in a variety of Cornell departments, including: Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Fruit and Vegetable Science, Nutrition, Chemical Engineering, Hotel Administration, Pharmacology, and Agricultural Economics. Faculty research, which is described in detail in a departmental brochure on file in the collection development office, covers the full scope of activity associated with food science. 1.2 Faculty research 45 faculty are affiliated with the Institute of Food Science. The emphasis of the Food Science and Technology department in Geneva is on research in fruit and vegetable processing, and enology, with emphasis on products grown in New York State. The largely complementary emphasis in Ithaca is on research and instruction in dairy products and in all other aspects of food science, domestic and international. Both departments have active extension programs.

35. YMCA CRS Services; Health Consultant Service as vitamin C prevent food from going rancid, while others protect against food poisoning.So, it sesms theat when preservatives and processing methods are used http://www.ymcacrs.org/providers/qotw.html?qid=22

36. Agricultural And Food Scientists land, plant growth, and methods to avoid Some worked for agricultural service companies;others microbiology, food engineering, and food processing operations. http://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos046.htm

Skip Navigation Links Latest Numbers U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook www.bls.gov OOH Search/A-Z Index BLS Home Get Detailed Statistics ... Find It! In DOL Printer-friendly version ( HTML PDF Agricultural and Food Scientists Nature of the Work Working Conditions Employment Training, Other Qualifications, and Advancement ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points A large proportion, about 41 percent, of salaried agricultural and food scientists works for Federal, State, and local governments. A bachelor's degree in agricultural science is sufficient for some jobs in applied research; a master's or doctoral degree is required for basic research. Nature of the Work About this section Back to Top The work of agricultural and food scientists plays an important part in maintaining the Nation's food supply by ensuring agricultural productivity and the safety of the food supply. Agricultural scientists study farm crops and animals, and develop ways of improving their quantity and quality. They look for ways to improve crop yield with less labor, control pests and weeds more safely and effectively, and conserve soil and water. They research methods of converting raw agricultural commodities into attractive and healthy food products for consumers. Agricultural science is closely related to biological science, and agricultural scientists use the principles of biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and other sciences to solve problems in agriculture. They often work with biological scientists on basic biological research and on applying to agriculture the advances in knowledge brought about by biotechnology.

37. Department Of Nutrition & Food Sciences - Undergraduate Courses of basic food ingredients; major processing and preservation and amount of ingredientsand methods of preparation Use in Nutrition and food service Management. http://www.twu.edu/hs/nfs/UNDER2.HTM

Printer-friendly A-Z Sitemap Search Back ... TWU Home TWU Quick Links: A B C D ... Recency of Education Undergraduate Courses NFS 1301. Food Preparation Principles Laboratory. Corequisite: NFS 1302. Three laboratory hours a week. Credit: One hour. NFS 1302. Food Preparation Principles. Application of nutrition knowledge and basic scientific principles of meal management, selection, preparation and safety of food. Corequisite: NFS 1301. Two lecture hours a week. Credit: Two hours. NFS 1901. Fitness and Health Laboratory. Activities and laboratories designed to illustrate and experience the balanced approach to fitness and health. HS/KINS/NFS 1902 Fitness and Health: Enhancing Personal Wellness must be taken concurrently. Three activity/laboratory hours a week. Credit: One hour. NFS 1902. Fitness and Health: Enhancing Personal Wellness. Introduces basic concepts of fitness, health and nutrition; develops understandings necessary for making wise decisions and establishing individually appropriate practices that contribute to a healthful lifestyle throughout the lifespan. Wellness issues that affect women and reflect cultural values are addressed. HS/KINS/NFS 1901 Fitness and Health Laboratory must be taken concurrently. Two lecture hours a week. Credit: Two hours. NFS 2013. Personal Nutrition.

38. Search The Agricultural Research Service of Environmentally Acceptable Technologies for processing Corn. Center (New Orleans,La) food and Feed Safety Improved methods for the Production of Superior http://www.ars.usda.gov/research/themes/biopande.htm?special_code=BPMS031&PT=Bio

39. Edible Food Wraps Win National Award / March 18, 2002 / News From The USDA Agric award for an Agricultural Research service food scientist. 2 million tons of foodpackaging material the wraps using casting or extrusion processing methods. http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/pr/2002/020318.htm

Latest news Subscribe Edible Food Wraps Win National Award By Marcia Wood March 18, 2002 Edible fruit- and vegetable-based food wraps have garnered a national award for an Agricultural Research Service food scientist. The editors of Popular Science Processed Foods Research Unit at the Western Regional Research Center , Albany, Calif. The unique wraps McHugh developed enhance flavors and protect freshness of foods by preventing moisture loss and by blocking oxygen that could cause unattractive browning. For example, the thin, apple-flavored wraps that McHugh made from pureed apples intensify the flavor of apple slices and keep them from discoloring and shrinking. Her wrap made of strawberries complements the flavor of banana slices while keeping them fresh. McHugh's wrap from pureed peaches might be used to cover meat and then provide a tasty, attractive glaze when the meat is cooked. In her laboratory, McHugh has made coatings of varying thickness and strength from more than a dozen fruits and vegetables. They include apricots, guavas, mangos, papayas, broccoli and carrots. The edible wraps will increase the nutrition options for consumers and will reduce the amount of plastic food wrap that ends up in landfills, according to McHugh. Today, nearly 2 million tons of food packaging material end up as waste, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

40. HACCP Education Materials For Food Service Workers HACCP food Safety Advisory service Contact Information the use of food science andanalytical methods. Title HACCP Handbook for food processing Plant Producer http://peaches.nal.usda.gov/foodborne/fbidb/haccpfs.asp

Accessibility Info Materials that include a call number from the National Agricultural Library (NAL) may be borrowed from the National Agricultural Library Document Delivery Branch through interlibrary loan. Contact your local librarian to obtain these materials. HACCP Education Materials for Food Service Workers Title: HACCP Implementation Manuals, vol. 1-4. Food Safety Enhancement Program. Producer Name: Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Contact Information: Order from Canada Communications Group Ottawa, Ontario, K1A OS9 Telephone: Format: Manual (4) Date Produced: Various Description: Volume 1 describes the Food Safety Enhancement Program and the roles of industry and government. Volume 2 describes the requirements for the development of generic HACCP models. Volume 3 describes how to apply the generic models for the development of in-plant HACCP systems. Volume 4 describes how HACCP plans need to be presented, are reviewed and accepted. Audience: State and local regulators of retail food operations Language: English Web site: http://www.cfia-acia.agr.ca/english/ppc/haccp/manu/manue.shtml

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