Food Filling & Packaging Course
Gain expertise in yogurt filling and packaging operations, from initial setup through to final shutdown. Master safe practices, hygiene standards, advanced sealing and filling techniques, rigorous quality controls, waste minimization strategies, and effective incident response protocols to maintain high-efficiency, fully compliant food production lines ready for consistent output.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
valid certificate in your country
What will I learn?
This course equips you with hands-on skills to manage yogurt filling and sealing operations effectively. You will cover equipment types, setup procedures, parameter adjustments, safety and hygiene protocols, ongoing monitoring, quality assurance, documentation, incident management, root cause analysis, shutdown processes, cleaning routines, and shift handovers to ensure reliable, compliant, and efficient production lines.
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Develop skills
- Operate yogurt filling lines by setting volumes, aligning cups, and conducting quick test runs.
- Configure sealing parameters including heat, pressure, and dwell time for secure, leak-proof yogurt cups.
- Conduct thorough safety and hygiene checks covering PPE, GMP standards, sanitation, and pre-start inspections.
- Monitor production quality live through weight checks, seal verifications, alarm responses, and waste reduction adjustments.
- Manage incidents and perform root cause analysis for issues like leaks, misfills, contaminants, and production halts.
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