Home • Singaporeans / PRs • Individuals • Food Service Sector (FSS) • Food and Beverage Equipment Maintenance TGS-2023037855 Food and Beverage Equipment Maintenance TGS-2023037855 Food Service Sector (FSS) Employers Manpower Solution CCP Programme for F&B Employers Job Redesign ReSkilling (JRR) Internship Food Service Staff Upgrading Courses Individuals Career Conversion Programme (CCP) for Food Professionals and Associates Food Service Sector (FSS) Bakery Production (Classroom & Asynchronous) TGS-2022016442 Branding Strategy (Asynchronous & Synchronous) TGS-2022017501 Essentials Knowledge in Foods (Asynchronous & Synchronous) TGS-2022017507 F&B Emerging Technology (Asynchronous & Synchronous) TGS-2022017500 Food and Beverage Budgeting Management (Classroom & Asynchronous) TGS-2022016990 Food and Beverage Equipment Maintenance TGS-2023037855 Food Safety and Hygiene Level 1 (Refresher) TGS-2023017837 Food Safety and Hygiene Level 1 TGS-2022016978 Food Waste Disposal and Reduction TGS-2023037883 Marketing in the Hospitality Industry (Asynchronous & Synchronous) TGS-2022017506 Menu Engineering (Classroom & Asynchronous) TGS-2022015645 Organisation Management (Asynchronous & Synchronous) TGS-2022016594 Pastries and Desserts (Classroom & Practical) TGS-2022017505 Service Excellence for F&B (Asynchronous & Synchronous) TGS-2023020654 Service Leadership for F&B (Asynchronous & Synchronous) TGS-2023020639 Workplace Safety and Health for Food and Beverage Operations TGS-2023038895 Hear from Our Local Students ABOUT THE PROGRAMME TCS: FSS-FBS-2007-1.1 Learners will gain the knowledge of how to operate basic equipment safely, as well as how to keep a maintenance schedule in order to prevent equipment breakdowns that can adversely affect your entire F&B operation: The learning objective of this training programme is for learners to operate basic equipment safely and also learn the importance of maintenance schedule to prevent equipment break-down that affect the F&B operation: Learning Outcome: LO1: Conduct pre-operations checks and inspections for food and beverage tools and equipment. LO2: Apply appropriate diagnostic and testing procedures to determine equipment faults. LO3: Rectify equipment faults using appropriate techniques, procedures, tools, and equipment. LO4: Set up tools and equipment for operational readiness. Who Should Attend Applicants who are working in Food Service Industry involving the use of kitchen equipments. Mode of Delivery: Synchronous – Classroom Learning Asynchronous – eLearning Assessment Duration: Synchronous: 6.5 hours Assessment: 1.5 hours Total Hours: 8 hours Minimum Entry Requirement No Formal Qualification & Lower Primary Able to speak, listen, read and write English at a proficiency level not lower than the Employability Skills WSQ Level 2 Workplace Literacy (WPL) Positive Learning Attitude Progressive Wage Model (PWM) role; Food/Drink Stall Assistant and Food Services Counter AttendantKitchen Assistant / Cook / Senior Cook Waiter Course Fee: For individual applicants using skillsfuture credit, please click here Skillsfuture funding: Click here Back to Skills upgarding WSQ course inquiry form Name:* Phone:* Email:* Highest Qualification'N' Level and below'O' Level and above Multiple ChoiceFood Safety and Hygiene Level 1Food Safety and Hygiene Level 1 - (Refresher)Menu EngineeringF&B Emerging TechnologyOrganisation ManagementBranding StrategyMarketing in the Hospitality IndustryFood and Beverage Budgeting ManagementEssentials Knowledge in FoodsBakery ProductionPastries and DessertsService ExcellenceService LeadershipFood and Beverage Equipment MaintenanceFood Waste Disposal and ReductionWorkplace Safety and Health for Food and Beverage Operations I have agreed with SHRM Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.*I have agreed with SHRM Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy stated in their websiteSubmitReset SHRM College 120 Oxley Rise, SHRM College Building, Singapore 238709+65 6268 4888ccpfpa@shrm.edu.sg