Food Service businesses are now gearing up to reopen their business and manage the recovery of their business, as each state and territory lift restrictions on restaurants, caterers, events, accommodation, pubs and clubs.
To ensure no set backs and compliance to the Government requirements, businesses need to be informed, plan for success, and support both staff, and customers to work and transact in a safe manner.
Each business will need to determine a new way of operating, with increased protections for all in place.
There are a number of excellent resources to assist.
To ensure no set backs and compliance to the Government requirements, businesses need to be informed, plan for success, and support both staff, and customers to work and transact in a safe manner.
Each business will need to determine a new way of operating, with increased protections for all in place.
There are a number of excellent resources to assist.
- COVID-19 Infection control training from the Australian Department of Health. Link is here
- Food Service free training from NSW Food Authority. COVID-19 awareness for food service is a free, voluntary online course
- Restaurant & Catering have a Corona Virus information hub.
This includes a Checklist for restaurants and cafes.
Training for managers and supervisors COVID -19 Hospitality Best Practice - NAFDA Food Service Distributors have a excellent Recovery Toolkit.
This guide covers tips, links and resources for
-Business, Safety, Staff, Menu, Takeaway, Service, and Marketing and Promotion. - FSANZ has information on Corona Virus and food safety.
This includes a link to all state authorities with advice for reopening. - Safe work Australia has a workplace checklist
- NSW Food Authority has advice for food businesses
This includes a link to the joint food regulation voluntary checklist to ensure your business is ready to reopen ( see file below) - NSW Government has various COVID 19 Safety Plan checklists. Here is the one for Restaurants and Cafes .If you complete a COVID-19 Safety Plan the business can now register as a COVID Safe business.
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