Public Health In Seattle & King County's Environmental Health Services
Community Resource
Acerca de este recurso
This program includes a concise video course and an assessment for the Food Handler's Permit (Card) available both online and in-person. It is mandatory for individuals working in the food industry who are involved in the preparation, cooking, or serving of food to the public to obtain a Food Worker's Card, which is recognized throughout the state.
Intake Procedure: For the latest details on testing locations and schedules in King County, please call or visit the website. Online testing instructions are also accessible on the site. A Food Worker's Permit Study Guide is offered in multiple languages including English, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Vietnamese. Applicants are permitted to bring an interpreter. It is advisable to arrive 30 minutes prior to the session to complete payment, register, and secure a seat.
Fees: A fee of $10 in cash is required for the food handler permit, while online testing can be paid with a $10 credit card transaction.
Quién puede usar esto
- Residents of King County.
Comuníquese
Seattle, Washington
Walk-ins welcome
Location
Transit Nearby
Loading nearby transit info...
Was this resource information helpful?
Recursos similares
Otros programas que podrían ayudar
North Helpline At Bitter Lake
Community Resource
Food pantry serving north Seattle and north King County. Open Saturdays from 9am to 1:45pm. Walk in to register.
Roots Young Adult Shelter At The Chapel On The Ave
Community Resource
Food pantry offering to-go meals every Friday from 5:30 to 7 PM in Seattle. Visit in person to receive meals.
Reach Renton At Luther's Table
Community Resource
Weekly community meal on Saturdays, 8am-10am. Walk in to participate. Located in Renton, King County.