The Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course is designed for those who have already completed their Food Handling Certificate (Level 1) course for the hospitality industry and just need to upgrade.
This course delivers unit SITXFSA006 - Participate in safe food handling practices.
We understand how busy you are and we've introduced this course to help you get your Food Safety Supervisor accreditation as quickly and as easily as possible!
Save Time and Money.
Why spend time and money studying things that you know already? If you have already completed Level 1 (and hold a valid Statement of Attainment for ‘SITXFSA005 - Use hygienic practices for food safety’), then don't do it again! Simply take the Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course and you can be recognised and employed as a Food Safety Supervisor in Australia.
Course available 24/7.
The Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course is available online which means that you can study at a time and place that suits you. You can access our Food Safety Supervisor training online via computer, laptop or tablet device. With immediate enrolment, all you need to do is sign up and you can get started straight away!
Valid in all states and territories.
The Statement of Attainment you receive from Food Safety First RTO is recognised in all states and territories. However, if you are in New South Wales and need a NSW Food Safety Supervisor Certificate you will also need to have completed Level 1 within the last 5 years.
Still unsure if this is the right course for you? Read the FAQs below and compare this course to our complete Food Safety Supervisor (Level 1 & 2) course. If you still can't decide then contact us and we'll be happy to provide advice on the best course for your situation.
Ready to Enrol?
- FSANZ 3.2.2A COMPLIANT
- VALID IN ALL STATES
- VALID FOR ALL INDUSTRIES
- ONLINE COURSE
- 12-MONTH ACCESS
- SECURE ONLINE PAYMENT
The Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course is designed for people who work in the Hospitality industry who have already completed Food Safety Supervisor (Level 1).
What does this mean?
In the Hospitality industry, the Food Safety Supervisor skillset consists of two units of competency. These are:
SITXFSA005 - Use hygienic practices for food safety
SITXFSA006 - Participate in safe food handling practices
If you already hold a Statement of Attainment for unit SITXFSA005, then you just need to do SITXFSA006 - this is the unit covered in the Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course.
VIC Special Considerations
We have been asked to remind students in Victoria that the Level 2 course alone is not sufficient training to be a Food Safety Supervisor.
You should only enrol into the course if you already hold a Statement of Attainment for SITXFSA005 - Use hygienic practices for food safety.
If you do not already hold a Statement of Attainment for this unit you should enrol into Food Safety Supervisor (Level 1 & 2). This rule applies to students wishing to become a Food Safety Supervisor across all states and territories in Australia.
NSW Special Considerations
In New South Wales, the NSW Food Authority requires Food Safety Supervisors to complete both required hospitality units of competency with the same provider to obtain or renew a Food Safety Supervisor certificate.
From 1 March 2026, the Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course is only applicable to students who have previously completed SITXFSA005 – Use hygienic practices for food safety with Food Safety First.
Completion of SITXFSA005 with another provider, or through credit transfer or Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), is not sufficient for NSW Food Safety Supervisor certification purposes.
Students who have not completed SITXFSA005 with Food Safety First are required to enrol in the Food Safety Supervisor (Level 1 & 2) NSW course, which includes completion of both SITXFSA005 and SITXFSA006.
The general outline applies to anyone in Australia who is NOT in NSW. The course outline for NSW is slightly different to meet local requirements.
The Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course is broken down into 16 interactive lessons:
- Lesson 1 - Food Safety Laws & Responsibilities
- Lesson 2 - Food Contamination & High-Risk Groups
- Lesson 3 - Biological Contamination
- Lesson 4 - Other Types of Contamination
- Lesson 5 - Allergen Management
- Lesson 6 - Cleaning & Sanitising
- Lesson 7 - Maintaining Food Premises
- Lesson 8 - Time & Temperature Control
- Lesson 9 - Receiving & Storing Food
- Lesson 10 - Working with Food Safely
- Lesson 11 - Serving Food Safely
- Lesson 12 - Food Safety Programs
- Lesson 13 - Identifying Food Safety Hazards
- Lesson 14 - Monitoring, Controlling & Correcting Food Safety Hazards
- Lesson 15 - Reporting, Investigating & Recording Food Safety Breaches
- Lesson 16 - Food Safety Management
The NSW Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course is broken down into 16 interactive lessons:
- Lesson 1 - Food Safety Laws & Responsibilities
- Lesson 2 - Food Contamination & High-Risk Groups
- Lesson 3 - Biological Contamination
- Lesson 4 - Other Types of Contamination
- Lesson 5A - Food Allergies
Lesson 5B - Food Allergen Compliance & Management - Lesson 6 - Cleaning & Sanitising
- Lesson 7 - Maintaining Food Premises
- Lesson 8 - Time & Temperature Control
- Lesson 9 - Receiving & Storing Food
- Lesson 10 - Working with Food Safely
- Lesson 11 - Serving Food Safely
- Lesson 12 - Food Safety Programs
- Lesson 13 - Identifying Food Safety Hazards
- Lesson 14 - Monitoring, Controlling & Correcting Food Safety Hazards
- Lesson 15 - Reporting, Investigating & Recording Food Safety Breaches
- Lesson 16 - Food Safety Management
The assessment for the Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) has three parts:
Part 1 – Lesson Quizzes
At the end of each lesson you need to complete a multiple-choice quiz. Once you've scored 100% you're able to move onto the next lesson. You have five attempts at each quiz, but don't worry if you use up all your attempts - just get in touch and we can help you out at no extra charge!
Part 2 – Case Studies
There's one case study to complete during the Food Safety Supervisor course (in NSW, there are three case studies and one reading activity). The purpose of these is to check that you can apply what you’ve learnt to a real-life situation. Simply read the text and answer a series of multiple-choice questions about the best way to handle the scenarios.
Part 3 – Observer Report / Declaration
To assess practical skills such as handwashing, you’ll need to ask someone you work with, or someone else working in the food industry, to complete an Observer Report. This form is completed by someone who has seen you perform food safety tasks. It can be completed online or downloaded and filled out manually.
The Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course has been designed for those working in the Hospitality industry.
The unit of competency attained upon successful completion of the course is SITXFSA006 - Participate in safe food handling practices. (This supersedes old units SITXFSA002 - Participate in safe food handling practices and SITXFSA201 - Participate in safe food handling practices).
If you wish to be nominated as Food Safety Supervisor for your food business then you will also need to provide evidence that you have completed SITXFSA005. This unit is delivered through our Food Handling Certificate (Level 1) course.
If you do not already have this unit, then we recommend that you consider enrolling onto the Food Safety Supervisor (Level 1 & 2) course.
We're here to help! Our most frequently asked questions about the Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course are listed below.
If you still can't find what you're looking for, why not visit our dedicated FAQ page? Alternatively, contact us for more information or further details about any of our courses.
Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) training is designed for Hospitality workers who have already completed a Food Handling Certificate (Level 1).
If you have completed a Food Handling Certificate (Level 1) course then you will have a Statement of Attainment issued by a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) that lists the unit SITXFSA005 – Use hygienic practices for food safety.
For students in New South Wales seeking a NSW Food Safety Supervisor Certificate, you must have completed SITXFSA005 with Food Safety First within the last five years. The NSW Food Authority requires both units of competency to be completed with the same training provider.
If you completed Level 1 with another provider, you will need to enrol in the full Food Safety Supervisor (Level 1 & 2) NSW course instead.
It's important that you hold documentation proving that you have attained competency in both Level 1 and Level 2 as this could be requested by an Environmental Health Officer visiting your food business.
Yes, this course is recognised in New South Wales and Food Safety First is an approved provider of NSW Food Safety Supervisor Certificates.
However, if you require an NSW Food Safety Supervisor Certificate and you're taking our Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course, you must have completed SITXFSA005 with Food Safety First within the last five years. The NSW Food Authority requires both units of competency to be completed with the same training provider.
If you completed Level 1 with another provider, you will need to enrol in the full Food Safety Supervisor (Level 1 & 2) NSW course instead.
You must load up a copy of your Statement of Attainment issued by an approved provider and we will call the Registered Training Organisation (RTO) to check it's validity.
Yes, this course is recognised in New South Wales and Food Safety First is an approved provider of NSW Food Safety Supervisor Certificates.
However, if you require an NSW Food Safety Supervisor Certificate and you're taking our Food Safety Supervisor (Level 2) course, you must have completed SITXFSA005 with Food Safety First within the last five years. The NSW Food Authority requires both units of competency to be completed with the same training provider.
If you completed Level 1 with another provider, you will need to enrol in the full Food Safety Supervisor (Level 1 & 2) NSW course instead.
If you are concerned about the language, literacy or numeracy requirements of this course, or if you require additional support during the enrolment and course delivery process then we encourage you to contact us in order to discuss your individual needs with a student support representative.
In order to complete this course you should be able to perform everyday tasks such as:
- Reading and responding to online postings in chat rooms
- Taking minutes in a community meeting
- Attending and participating in a community meeting
- Creating a personal weekly budget in a spreadsheet
If you have any concerns about whether you have the skills required to participate in this course, please contact us and we'll be happy to discuss your requirements.
Upon enrolment we give you 12 months of access to complete the Level 2 Food Safety Supervisor course. You can start and stop as often as you like.