Course Outlines - more details from the Shellfish
Training Centres and Seafish
• Bivalve Purification Operations:
a half day training course that covers
the main aspects of operating a BVPDC (Bivalve Purification
and Dispatch Centre).
This theory-based course can be delivered on site or offsite.
Suitable for all staff.
See this leaflet
• Bivalve Purification Management:
a two day intensive course covering all
of the theory of running a BVPDC. The course also includes a
great deal
of hands on practical activity closely examining the biology
of bivalves
and their impact on the purification process. Suitable for managers.
• Bivalve Purification HACCP: a
half day theory course that provides
an introduction to HACCP and its application during bivalve
purification
operations. Suitable for all staff.
• Bivalve Purification Inspections:
a one day course for EHOs and others
responsible for inspecting BVPDC. The course provides practical
guidance
on what it is reasonable to expect of a BVPDC and its staff.
Shellfish Training Centre Contact Details
Email Addresses
- Southern
Shellfish Training Centre contact is Martin Syvret. email
- Scottish Shellfish
Training Centre (including Shetland) is Sally Moore. email
- Seafish coordinator
for these programmes is Lee Cooper. email
Information leaflet
on general training for BVP staff - click here
for pdf file
For a view of
the Trainer Training Programme run in 2008 follow this link.
BVP Operations
and BVP HACCP are joint awards between Seafish and the Royal Environmental
Health Institute for Scotland.
The Scottish
Shellfish Training Centre is a collaboration between the
North Atlantic Fisheries College, Inverness College and the Fish
Industry Training Association with some support from Loch Fyne Oysters
Ltd. This Centre is able to address Bivalve Purification needs across
Scotland and Northern Ireland.
The Southern
Shellfish Training Centre is a collaboration between Aquafish
Solutions Ltd and the National Lobster Hatchery. This Centre is
able to address Bivalve Purification training needs in England and
Wales.
Both Centres
work together with Seafish to provide a UK wide service.
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