An estimated 75 million Americans become sick each year from foodborne illness.  ServSafe, a national certification program designed to teach safe handling practices to foodservice employees, is available in 35 Kansas counties.  In 2006, 650 employees and nearly 300 foodservice managers received ServSafe training from K-State Research and Extension in partnership with the Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association.

2009 Class Registration and Schedule

• Manager Training Schedule  (color)
• Manager Training Schedule (black and white)
• Employee Training Schedule  (color)
• Employee Training Schedule (black and white)

The National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation (NRAEF) requires all instructors/presenters for the ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification training to be certified and registered by NRAEF. If you have not taken the ServSafe Food Protection Manager Certification Examination within the past five years, this opportunity is for you to become certified or to recertify. 

ServSafe Train-the-Trainier Registration

Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association - ServSafe

ServSafe Class Notification

It is a treat to eat at a favorite restaurant.  Consumers expect the food to be safe.  It is up to the restaurant to provide the safest meal possible.  Here are some resources for food service businesses on food safety.

• Food Code 2009 - Food and Drug Administration
• Restaurant Inspection Scores and Foodborne Disease - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention