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Grease Hygiene Operative (GHO) – BESA short course

£685.00

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 

Candidates MUST hold a relevant health and safety qualification and an in-date GHO certificate or have previously held a GHT certificate.

BESA Academy’s list of acceptable qualifications is as follows:

Who is it for?

This grease hygiene operative course is aimed at those who are working in or are about to start work within the building engineering services grease extract hygiene industry. The course will train students on how to safely carry out commercial kitchen extraction cleaning according to TR19 Grease specifications. Students receive a free copy of the TR19® Grease specification with every booking!

Grease Hygiene Operative (GHO) – BESA short course

GREASE HYGIENE OPERATIVE COURSE OVERVIEW

The Grease Hygiene Operative course consists of theory and practical activities and the delegates will be tested on both.

The theory and practical exercises include:

  • Safe working practices
  • The principles of kitchen grease extract systems and associated components
  • Planning and preparing the work location
  • Cleaning of kitchen grease extract systems and associated components
  • Supervision
  • Working sustainably
  • Pre- and post-clean testing and reporting

ON COMPLETION OF THE COURSE, GREASE HYGIENE OPERATIVES WILL:

  • Understand health, safety, and environmental issues within the workplace
  • Appreciate the importance of sustainable working
  • Understand the principles of kitchen grease extract systems and components
  • Know how to prepare the work location for cleaning activities
  • Select the correct materials, tools, and equipment for work
  • Have the ability to safely carry out the correct cleaning methods, including mechanical cleaning
  • Solve problems within their responsibility
  • Appreciate the importance of leaving the work area clean and tidy

The GHO course is a pre-requisite to the BESA Academy Grease Hygiene Technician short course.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS 

For all BESA Academy training, it is a pre-requisite that all attendees hold a relevant health and safety qualification. BESA Academy’s list of acceptable qualifications is as follows:

  • BESA Academy Online Health Safety Environment test certificate
  • CITB Health, Safety and Environment test certificate
  • Client Contractors National Safety Group (CCNSG) two-day Safety Passport Scheme course
  • CITB Supervisory Site Safety Training Scheme (SSSTS) course
  • National Examination Board of Occupational Safety and Health (NEBOSH) Construction Certificate (NOT the General Certificate)
  • Institute of Safety & Health (IOSH) Managing Safely
  • CITB Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) course

COURSE DURATION

3 days

EXAMINATION

The Grease Hygiene Operative Course is assessed through a multiple-choice question paper and practical and professional discussion.

HOW TO BOOK

Book online, or for more information on our Grease Hygiene Operative Course, including how to book, please email info@hasman.co.uk or visit the BESA Academy website.

Course Date

22nd – 24th September 2025, 24th – 26th November, 7th – 9th July 2025, 6th – 8th October 2025, 1st – 3rd December 2025