Food Storage Training Curriculum Guide
Food Storage Training Curriculum Guide
Store raw materials, supplies, and finished products with environmental responsibility.
according to current regulations.
List the teams and materials necessary for the verification of the conditions of the materials.
raw materials, supplies, and finished products according to operation manuals and regulations.
Register the news and records manually and systematically according to manuals of
operation.
Monitor the stored products, in accordance with the company's regulations and policy.
2. PRESENTATION
This learning guide seeks to develop in the learner attitudes and skills that will allow them to be ethical in
the handling of raw materials, inputs, in-process products, and finished products, as their proper
Operational action depends on the final outcome in the quality of the product and the safety for the consumer.
final.
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Food can deteriorate and become unsafe for consumption if not stored properly or
they are not consumed within the established time. Incorrect storage procedures can
make the food contaminated. When the storage temperature is not appropriate, it
makes possible the growth of bacteria that are naturally present in potentially hazardous foods
dangerous. When food is not stored properly, bacteria can be
transferred from one product to another. The facilities must comply with a design that guarantees the
adequate technical and hygienic-sanitary treatment of raw materials, products and that facilitates the
correct application of good storage practices.
1. Identify raw material, input, and finished product, their optimal storage conditions.
according to current regulations.
2. Identify and properly handle products that have deteriorated during storage according to
company policy.
3. Properly organize the raw materials, supplies, equipment, and tools needed for the
production process.
4. Know and apply the regulations as a foundation for the correct identification of novelties.
existing in storage.
In order to bring the information obtained in the reflection activities closer to everyday life, review in your
house the refrigerator and/or the pantry where perishable and non-perishable food is stored and complete the
next checklist:
Share it with your colleagues and write in the recommendations the observations that the group would give you.
to solve bad storage practices found.
In order for you to contextualize and identify the knowledge, it is proposed that you carry out an analysis and a
reflection on the theme that the tutor, instructor, or lead teacher has organized according to the
knowledge of both concepts and principles as well as processes to achieve results
corresponding to the competency 'STORING FOOD PRODUCTS ACCORDING TO NATURE OF
PRODUCT AND STORAGE TECHNIQUES
Once the apprentice has the information provided by the lead teacher and/or instructor,
will carry out the following activities:
Activity 2. With the help of a checklist that you design yourself, make a diagnosis of the area.
of the storage of the processing plant of your institution, evaluate whether it complies with the regulations or not.
basic storage and make some recommendations that will allow you to improve certain aspects
relevant identified.
The apprentice with their collaborative workgroup identified and taken as a reference the project of
The next class will develop a document that consists of three parts:
A proposal for the management of raw materials, supplies, and finished products of your project.
class, taking into account the technical standard and the studied contents.
2. Create a layout design for the area designated for storing raw materials and supplies.
products completed according to the necessary requirements of your classroom project, which
allows for good space utilization and provides efficiency in processes
handling of goods within it
3. A proposal for the implementation of a technology (equipment, software, method, etc.) applied to
the processes of handling and storage of raw materials, supplies, and finished products
that they manage in their classroom project that provides alternatives for improvement, efficiency, security
and control of internal processes.
Materials:
Taking as a reference the pedagogical planning and the guidelines for preparing learning guides
cited in the curricular development guide
4. EVALUATION ACTIVITIES
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5. GLOSSARY OF TERMS
Materials Administrator Manages the inventory of raw materials and/or necessary parts
para la producción. Responsable de los niveles del inventario de insumos.
Coordination with purchasing, production, and suppliers to ensure reliability and efficiency
from the provision of inputs so that it allows for production planning. Frequently
responsible for the reception, the deposit, the supply program, and the movements
internals.
Aisle width is the measure of the distance between pallets, empty or loaded, or between batches of
merchandise situated face to face with each other, resting or not on shelves, forming between
the corridors and whose lots of goods and pallets are the subject of manipulations by
one or more forklift trucks, namely: depositing or retrieving goods and merchandise.
This aisle width must be the minimum required to handle such loads while turning.
the cart or the fork placing them at a right angle to the axis of the aisle - direction
normal operation of the forklift, namely: to deposit or retract goods and
merchandise.
Shelf height. It is the height of a shelf set, measured to the upper edge.
the highest level of that. This height will depend on the useful height of elevation that it has.
stacking cart that is used, from the ceiling height and the heights that are desired to be reached for
the storage. The useful height of elevation of the stacker used must exceed by,
less than 200 mm. At the height of the shelf in order to facilitate the placement of the pallet without
difficulties.
Block storage system for direct stacking of loads, without supports
the elements of the constitution of unit loads.
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Direct stacking Block stacking, in which the pallets are placed directly on top of each other
others. It is not suitable for compression-sensitive goods (see below).
Stacked in block In general, this expression also refers to direct stacking (on top), it is
to say, one pallet on top of another or one container on top of another forming blocks without the intercalation of
shelves etc., with which system it is certainly not possible to directly take a pallet or
a container. When dealing with pressure-sensitive materials, block stacking is only possible
with the help of drive-in shelving.
Free stacking Block stacking (see above). Stock area Zone of the Platform over which it
they carry out the tasks of storing loads not intended for picking in the daily activity of
the installation.
6. BIBLIOGRAPHIC REFERENCES
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7. DOCUMENT CONTROL
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