Food Safety Program
Develop the food safety knowledge of your employees by inviting COS’s Training Resource Center to facilitate your Food Safety training.
Trainings Offered
The COS Training Resource Center offers a variety of trainings to fill the needs of your workforce. Click here to find out more.
Lunch & Learn
The COS Training Resource Center invites you to attend a Lunch & Learn on one or more topics. Click here for more info and to register!
It’s Your Money: Why Not Use It?
ETP training funds (paid for by your taxes) are used to support job training delivered to California employees. Contact us to learn more.
Learn MoreCurrent Open Enrollment Classes
“We have sent out employees to food safety trainings through the Training Resource Center in the past, and enjoy the fact that the trainings are local, and certified with industry-recognized credentials. They employ subject matter experts who have practical experience and can provide great examples to the class.”
Carolina Reyes
Food Safety Specialist, Magnolia Citrus Association
August 9, 2018
COS Training Center Collaborates with Faraday Future
Watch the ABC News video of how COS Training Resource Center is collaborating with Faraday Future to train up employees.
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