When you are starting your own food, accommodation, health or hair, beauty, skin penetration business a 'Register a Premises' application form should be submitted to our Environmental Health Unit.
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Register a food, accommodation or health premise
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A floor plan of the premises should be attached to this application. These plans can be hand drawn and should include as much detail as possible, such as all flooring, bench and wall surfaces and location of all equipment you need to operate your business.
Photos can be attached to the application, but they should show all of the above details.
If photos or plans are not attached this may delay your application.
Register a food premises
Apply to register a food business in the City of Greater Geelong. Food business includes cafes, restaurants, food vans, home food businesses and more.
Register a health premises
Apply to register a health or wellbeing business in the City of Greater Geelong. Health business includes hair, beauty, tattoo, body piercing, colonic irrigation and more.
Register an accommodation premises
Apply to register an accommodation premises in the City of Greater Geelong. Accommodation business includes motel, rooming house, hotel, holiday camp, student dormitory and more.
Common Questions
All Out of School Hours Care (OSHC) programs that prepare and serve food as part of the service will be required to register under the Food Act.
Last year during routine inspections of school canteens our officers noticed that several schools used an external provider for their OSHC programs.
These operators need to register separately from the school’s registration, this will ensure they are compliant under the Food Act 1984, and have routine inspections conducted whilst operating.
Please ensure that you sight or obtain a copy of the providers Food Act Registration Certificate, if you have an external provider for OSHC and they are unable to provide the Certificate contact us on 5272 5272 or by email [email protected].