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Washington

Food Worker Card

Licensed Washington Electrical Contractor completing the required 14 hours of education online with RocketCert

Here you can find all the information you need on obtaining your Food Handler Permit in Washington including how to obtain or renew your certification.

The state of Washington requires all food employees to obtain a Food Worker Card. Employees are required to obtain this certification within 14 days of their employment. Our training course will provide you with this required certification and crucial knowledge on how to ensure all food is prepared and served safely. Based on studies by the CDC, the completion of this type of training helps to decrease the spread of foodborne illnesses in restaurants.

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What courses are available for me to take online?

Online Washington Food Worker Training & Exam
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Online Washington Food Safety Training (Additional Training - 4 Hours)
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Requirements & Steps

How do I obtain a Food Worker Card in Washington?

In Washington, you can obtain your Food Worker Card online. To obtain your certification you must complete a training course and then pass an exam. Your first food worker card must be renewed after 2 years. Renewal cards can either be obtained for 3 or 5 years. For re-certification, you'll have to take an approved course and exam. For a card to be valid for 5 years you must take "additional food safety training" within the 2 years before your cards expiration.


With RocketCert, our education is fully narrated and expertly written. We pride ourselves on providing industry leading customer service. Also, if you find a better original price on any online course that we offer, we will beat it by 10%.


RocketCert customer studying to pass their State exam through the RocketCert website or on the mobile app.
Purchase the course

The Food Worker Card and exam must come from an approved provider. At RocketCert, we offer the required training online. All of our courses come with lifetime access (though we know it won't take that long!)

Complete the Training

After purchasing the training, you will immediately be able to begin working through the course. At the end of the training, there is a short assessment you must pass to obtain your certification.

OBTAIN YOUR CERTIFICATE

After the training is complete and you've passed the assessment, you can instantly print your certificate of completion. We will submit your completion status to your local health department who will then issue your official food handler permit.

Topics & Length

What does the Food Worker Card course cover?

Electrician Renewal Hours Curriculum

  • Food Protection - Limiting Harmful Pathogens
    • Define time or temperature control for safety foods (TCS)
    • Provide a comprehensive list of foodborne pathogen sources
    • Discuss ideal conditions for bacterial growth in food
    • List the temperature danger zones
    • List the proper hot and cold holding temperatures of food requiring time or temperature control for safety
    • List the appropriate temperatures for refrigerators and hot holding equipment
    • Describe the approved procedures for thawing frozen foods
    • Describe the approved methods for cooling food
    • Describe the approved and unapproved food sources
    • Describe the correct procedures for date marking and discarding food
    • Identify the conditions in which time can be used as a public health control without temperature control

  • Food Protection - Destroying Harmful Pathogens and Preventing Food Contamination
    • List the required final cook temperatures for foods
    • Describe the procedures and list the final temperature for reheating leftovers for hot holding
    • Describe the relationship between cooking time and temperature in killing microorganisms
    • Define cross contamination
    • List the possible sources of cross contamination when handling food
    • Discuss how a food handler might contaminate food
    • Identify steps to prevent cross contamination
    • Stress the importance of eliminating bare-hand contact with ready-to-eat food
    • Describe how, when, and where to use utensils or gloves
    • Define and give examples of the major food allergens
    • Describe the range of symptoms, including the types of mild reactions to anaphylactic shock or death, that an individual having an allergic reaction may experience after exposure to a food allergen
    • Identify steps to prevent cross-contact of food allergens, and stress that cooking does not remove an allergen from food

  • Equipment, Utensils, and Linens
    • Explain the difference between cleaning and sanitizing, and describe the correct procedures for each
    • Identify when surfaces should be cleaned and sanitized
    • Identify the commonly-used chemicals approved for sanitizing food-contact surfaces
    • Describe how to test chemical concentration of sanitizing solutions used on food-contact surfaces, and stress its importance
    • Describe the 3-compartment sink method of cleaning, rinsing, and sanitizing utensils and how to correctly dry dishes
    • Describe the correct procedure for cleaning and sanitizing utensils and equipment when using a warewashing machine
    • Describe the correct procedures for storing cleaned dishes and utensils, laundered linens, and single-service and single-use articles
    • Describe the procedures for safe chemical storage and use
    • Describe the correct procedures for handling, storage, and removal of solid waste

  • Employee Health and Hygiene
    • List the reportable foodborne illness diagnoses as well as reportable symptoms, past illnesses, and history of exposure that a food handler must report to a person in charge
    • Describe the personal hygiene practices a food handler must follow to prevent food contamination
    • Describe the proper hand washing procedure and when a double hand wash is required
    • Describe how hands become contaminated and when and where hand washing should occur
    • List approved jewelry, clothing, and hair restraints
    • Describe the correct procedures to prevent a foodbrone illness from a cut, burn, or other wound
    • Describe the conditions in which an employee may drink, eat, or use any from of tobacco as well as precautions to take after these activities
    • Define foodborne illness
    • List the population groups that are the most vulnerable to foodborne illness
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Why should I choose RocketCert?

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EXPERT EDUCATION

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