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Startup of restaurants
Completion of food sanitation training
Persons subject to receive food sanitation training
- A food service business operator shall receive food sanitation training every year (Article 41(1) of the Food Sanitation Act).
- In addition, a person who intends to engage in the food service business shall receive food sanitation training in advance (Main body of Article 41(2) of the Food Sanitation Act).
· However, when he/she is unable to receive such training in advance due to inevitable grounds, he/she may receive such training after the commencement of his/her business (A provision of Article 41(2) of the Food Sanitation Act).
Substituted training on food sanitation
- When any person who is required to receive training on food sanitation does not directly engage in business or engages in business at more than 2 places, a person in charge of food sanitation may be designated from among the employees, and receive the training on behalf of the business operator (Main body of Article 41(3) of the Food Sanitation Act).
· However, where any cook or dietician (Referring to a licensed dietician pursuant to Article 15 of the National Nutrition Management Act) working at meal service facilities is designated as a person in charge of food sanitation and receives training under a provision of Article 56(1) of the Food Sanitation Act, he/she shall be deemed to have received training on food sanitation of the relevant year (A provision of Article 41(3) of the Food Sanitation Act).
Exclusion from the required training on food sanitation
- Where any person who has obtained a license falling under any of the following intends to engage in the food service business, he/she needs not receive training on food sanitation (Article 41(4) of the Food Sanitation Act).
· Cook license under the Food Sanitation Act
· Dietitian's license under the National Nutrition Management Act
· Sanitarian's license under the Public Health Control Act