EHOs, HSE Roles and FHRS Ratings Explained for Food Manufacturing

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Create a concise professional 2-slide PowerPoint deck for Marion Meats using a modern corporate food manufacturing design theme (red, charcoal, white and stainless steel colours). Include professional icons, council imagery, inspection visuals and UK regulatory branding-style graphics. Slide 1 Title: 'Environmental Health Officers (EHOs) & HSE – Roles and Responsibilities' Content should clearly explain: - What Environmental Health Officers (EHOs) do - What the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) does - The differences between food safety enforcement and workplace safety enforcement - What powers EHOs have (inspections, improvement notices, prohibition notices, food seizure, prosecution) - What HSE inspectors can do (site inspections, investigations, enforcement notices, prosecutions) - What they cannot do / limits of authority - Which authority applies to Marion Meats and why - Explain that Marion Meats is primarily regulated by the Local Authority Environmental Health department for food safety and hygiene, while HSE may also become involved for serious workplace safety matters, machinery risks, major injuries or RIDDOR-reportable incidents. - Include a comparison table and simple process infographic. Slide 2 Title: 'Food Hygiene Rating Scheme (FHRS) – Star Ratings' Content should explain: - What the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme is - The 0–5 rating system ('5 = Very Good') - What inspectors assess: • Hygiene practices • Cleanliness • Structural standards • Food safety management systems/HACCP - Explain whether the scheme applies to Marion Meats - Clarify that food manufacturing and meat-processing businesses may still be inspected and rated depending on the local authority and type of operation, but ratings are more commonly associated with retail and catering-facing premises. - Explain how maintaining compliance supports customer confidence, audits and business reputation. - Include a visual representation of the rating scale (0–5), inspection icons and compliance graphics. Make the slides visually polished, concise, professional and workforce-friendly.