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How to Get Your Food Handlers Training
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- Approved by the Oregon Health Authority
- Operated by Lane County Environmental Health in partnership with StateFoodSafety.
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- 2 Test Attempts
- 75% to Pass
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- Valid for 3 Years
- Training Access for 1 Year
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The purpose of our food handlers card training is to provide food handlers with the information they need to handle food safely. This information includes content specified by state and local regulations.
- Recognize how food can cause illness or allergic reactions.
- Prevent contamination of food and food-contact surfaces with the hands and body.
- Identify which symptoms or illnesses must be reported to a manager.
- Use time and temperature control throughout the flow of food.
- Maintain a clean environment for food preparation and service.
Oregon Food Handlers Card FAQs
Do I need a food handlers card?
Is this food handler training and test approved for my area?
How long is my Food Handlers Card valid for?
How long can I access the course?
How do I renew my Food Handlers Card?
How can I get another copy of my valid orFoodHandlers card if I originally purchased it prior to June 11, 2023?
How can I get another copy of my valid orFoodHandlers card if I originally purchased it prior to June 11, 2023?
If you received a certificate/card prior to June 11, 2023 and
need another copy of it, please contact Lane County Environmental Health at (541)
682-4519. If your Food Handlers card has expired you will need to retake the
Oregon Food Handlers Card training and test from this website.
Certificate Reprint
In most areas, you can reprint your required Food Handler Certificate by logging in to your account.
- Login.
- Find the Certificates window on your dashboard.
- Locate the digital version of your certificate and click View Certificate.
- Select Print or Email.
Note: In some areas, you get your official Food Handler Certificate from the local health department. If you have lost the card you received from your state, county, or local health department, you will need to call that health department to obtain a new card, permit, or certificate.
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When you make a group purchase, we automatically add administrative tools to your account to help you manage your training vouchers. You'll be able to email voucher codes to employees, track their progress through the course, and view earned certificates.
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Buy training in bulk and get up to 10% off. Discounts are available for all course types, from food handlers card training to food manager certification.
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