Food Worker Certification Card Testing Offered in Big Bear on Wednesday
March 23, 2009 by Catherine Sandstrom
Filed under Current News, General, Government
Those who work in the food service industry are required by San Bernardino County’s Department of Public Health to have a valid and unexpired Food Worker Certification Card and this applies not just to cooks and servers, but bartenders, hosts and busboys as well. Certification tests, which must be passed to get the card, are offered in Big Bear Lake on the fourth Wednesday of each month, and the next testing opportunity will be offered this week, on March 25. Prior to taking the test, food workers will need to watch a DVD, which is available for viewing online if not offered by employer. Those attending the certification test, offered at the Park District offices at 41220 Park Avenue between 1 and 4pm this Wednesday, will need to bring valid photo ID, a pencil and $20 cash, to cover cost of test and Food Worker Certification Card. Retesting will be allowed for those who do not pass the first time and, once passed, San Bernardino County Food Worker Certification Cards are valid for three years.
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After graduating from BBHS, Catherine moved to Los Angeles to attend Loyola Marymount University. In her 20 years off the mountain, most recently in Manhattan Beach, Catherine's career has included publishing, broadcasting, public relations and public education; she served as KBHR's News Director from April 2007 to July 2010.
