California RulesQuestion 7 of 319
How does the California Food Safety Manager (FSM) certification differ from the Food Handler Card?
a.The FSM is required for every food worker
b.The FSM is the same as the Food Handler Card
c.The FSM is valid only 1 year
d.The FSM is a more advanced certification, valid 5 years, and at least one is required per facility
Explanation
Per §113947.1, every food facility must have at least one certified Food Safety Manager. FSM certification requires a more rigorous exam, is valid for 5 years, and is separate from (and not replaced by) the basic Food Handler Card under §113948.
Law Reference: Cal. H&S Code §113947.1Practice all 319 questions free — no signup required.
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