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ALASKA FOOD HANDLER REQUIREMENTS
State Regulations The operator of a food establishment that serves or prepares unwrapped, unpackaged food shall employ at least one full-time certified food protection manager who is involved in the daily operations of the establishment to carry out the responsibilities. The Municipality of Anchorage also requires facilities with a Risk type 2 or Risk type 3 permit to have at least one person certified as a food protection manager. |
Certification Exam Mandatory |
Approved Certification Exams Always Food Safe ServSafe |
Food Safety Training Requirement No |
Certificate Renewal 5 years |
Additional Requirements All food service workers employed for organizations licensed by the Division of Hotels and Restaurants must take and pass a food safety training course to acquire a food worker certificate from an accredited program. |
FAQs
When four or more employees are operating in a licensed food facility, a minimum of one certified food protection manager must be there. If there are three or fewer employees, the certified food manager does not need to be present during that time of operation.
The law states that you have 30 days to make sure a food establishment has a certified food protection manager employed when a business is just started, there is a change in ownership, or the previous certified food protection manager quits.
- Priority Category 1 establishment (where only prepackaged time/temperature control items are offered)
- Priority Category 2 establishment (where no raw foods of animal origin are offered, no tableware is reused, and no heated foods are cooled)
- Temporary food establishment
- Online Food Manager Training: A self-paced training that is online and incorporates different learning experiences such as graphics, audio, and cooperative learning exercises. This is a very effective learning program.
- Online Study Guide: A study guide (20+ pages) that covers the major FDA food theories. This study guide also encompasses the Top 10 Tips to Passing the Food Manager Exam and two practice tests. All of these are done online.
- Food Manager Exam: The test is conducted online via the Always Food Safe Company which is ANSI accredited and recognized by state and county health departments.