Alaska

Food Protection Manager 

Alaska 

The My Food Service License Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) Certification Program has been accredited by the ANSI National Accreditation Board in accordance with the Standard for Accreditation of Food Protection Manager Certification Programs (2021).

My Food Service License provides food safety training, exams, and educational materials to foodservice managers. 
 
Commonly known as the Food Safety Manager, CFPM, Food Sanitation Manager, PIC Manager, FSSMC, Food Safety Manager and more, the official certification is called the Certified Food Protection Manager.                                                                                                              
A Certified Food Protection Manager plays a significant role in keeping food safe and the ability to serve safe food. He/she has to protect the public from foodborne illness.
 

Anytime food is produced or served, it is recommended that at least one person should be working with a Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) license . 

The My Food Service License Certified Food Protection Manager course teaches students how to  implement essential food safety practices to create a food safety culture. All content and materials are based on actual job tasks identified by food service subject matter experts. 

Our self-paced course gives students 24/7 access using a computer, smartphone, or tablet.  Students can also review any section that they choose to reinforce the training.  Our certification program is 100% online and self-paced.  Examinees can also take their ANAB-CFP Certification Exam on demand without the need to schedule a date and time.  

We aim to make the process as convenient as possible for all interested in achieving their certification. 

 

 

Food Handler Training 

Anchorage - Food Handler, Food Manager, My Food Service License

Municipality of Anchorage Food Worker Card - Online Training

This course has been approved by the Municipality of Anchorage Public Health. 

The Municipality of Anchorage Certified Food Work Card is being accepted on most locations statewide and, that is the responsibility of the cardholder to verify acceptance outside of the geographic boundaries of the Municipality of Anchorage.

All food workers in the Municipality of Anchorage are required to obtain a Food Worker Card within 30 days of hire. Upon successful completion of the course and final exam, you will be able to download and print your Food Worker Card. Your Anchorage Food Worker Card is, valid for 3 years.

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​​​Non-Anchorage food service workers.

My Food Service License provides online food handler training. Food handler training is optional in most areas of Alaska and this course provides excellent food worker training to teach the important principles of food safety to food handlers. Your local regulatory agency may have additional requirements. Please contact your local regulatory agency for more information

Portions of the full certification training that only apply to food handlers who do not need to take an exam. 
This training is a general food handler course. If your local health department requires a food handler card, you will need to take that course. 

This course takes approximately one hour to complete and, upon successful completion, provides a printable food handler certificate. This certificate is good for up to five years.

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State Requirements: 

Food Protection Manager per location. Food Handlers must have a food worker card. 

Food Protection Manager: Required. 

Food Handlers: Required.  

Exceptions: Anchorage does not require a Certified Food Safety Manager if you are not considered type 2 and Type 3 risk.

Food Manager Training Hours: Recommended but not required. 

Food Handler Training Course: Required - Anchorage requires Food Handler training within 30 days of hire.

Food Manager Certification and Food Handler Certificate Renewal: Food Manager every 3 years; Food Handler every 3 years for Anchorage. The State of Alaska does not have a renewal requirement.

Please check with your local jurisdiction or regulatory body for the most current information.