
Who is this course for?
Explore HACCP definitions, including hazard analysis, critical control points, and control measures that prevent or reduce food safety hazards, with validation, monitoring, verification, Codex guidance, and SQF principles.
Explore hazard analysis and risk assessment within a HACCP framework by evaluating biological, chemical, and physical hazards using three by three and five by five risk matrices.
Establish prerequisite programs, including good agricultural, manufacturing, and hygiene practices, along with SOPs and sanitation SOPs, to control hazards and support traceability, recall, and allergen control.
Test your knowledge with a quick quiz, answer a few questions, and regroup in a few minutes.
verification of ccp monitoring combines initial validation via literature, expert consultation, laboratory testing, and challenge testing with ongoing checks, calibration, inspections, log reviews, and internal audits.
Apply HACCP system verification procedures through initial validation, ongoing verification, and reassessment, using sampling, lab analysis, and record reviews to ensure CSPs and the hazard plan remain effective.
Examine how microbiological testing supports PRP and GMP, environmental monitoring, and HACCP verification, using sampling, swabbing, and testing for aerobic plate counts, coliforms, Listeria, and Salmonella.
Explore regulatory requirements for validation and verification by agencies, and identify industry and authority roles in validating control measures and prp validation with ISO 22000, FSSC 22000, BRC, and SQF.
This HACCP course and the trainer are accredited with the International HACCP Alliance.
The HACCP advanced course builds on the HACCP foundation course and teaches participants more in-depth the importance of validation, monitoring, and verification of the HACCP system. This includes the prerequisite programs and critical control points, how to differentiate validation, monitoring, and verification, methods for conducting these activities, and the legislative responsibilities for their enforcement. The Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point System (HACCP) is a minimal food safety requirement foundational to CODEX and food safety management systems such as ISO 22000:2018 and FSSC 22000 v5.1.
This course aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills for validating, monitoring, and verifying HACCP systems using guidelines from the CODEX Alimentarius Commission and the USDA FSIS.
Before starting this course, learners would benefit from prior knowledge of the HACCP introductory/foundation course, which can be taken here on Udemy. Upon completing the course, you will receive a certificate of completion from Udemy.
COURSE OUTLINE:
SECTION 1: HACCP OVERVIEW
• Review PRPs, the five preliminary steps of HACCP, and the seven HACCP Principles.
• Define verification and validation.
SECTION 2: PRP VERIFICATION
• Develop a common understanding of PRPs applicable to HACCP and other FSMS, e.g., ISO 22000 and FSSC 22000.
• Understand the concept of PRP verification and validation.
• Identify verification and validation activities for PRPs, such as environmental monitoring.
• Identify examples of specific activities for PRP verification and validation.
SECTION 3: CCP DETERMINATION, MONITORING AND VERIFICATION.
❑ Understand the components of CCP monitoring and verification, including:
• CCP determination
• Critical limits
• Monitoring: what, when, how, who?
• Corrective action and record keeping
• Verification activities
❑ Identify specific examples of each CCP monitoring and verification activity by examining a case study.
• Identify parties responsible for, and the frequencies (when and how often) of, conducting CCP verification activities.
• Identify the CCP verification records.
SECTION 4: HACCP SYSTEM VERIFICATION
• Describe the components of a HACCP system verification.
• Identify examples of activities conducted in a HACCP system verification.
• Identify parties responsible for, and the frequencies (when and how often) of, conducting HACCP system verification activities.
• Identify the HACCP system verification records.
• Demonstrate how to interpret and utilize the results of a HACCP system verification.
SECTION 5: HACCP PLAN VALIDATION
• Contrast the differences between HACCP system verification and HACCP plan validation.
• Propose how to evaluate the Hazard Analysis and other components of a HACCP plan.
• Identify examples of activities conducted in a HACCP plan validation.
• Identify parties responsible for conducting HACCP plan validation activities and their frequencies.
• Identify the HACCP plan validation records.
• Demonstrate how to interpret and utilize the results of a HACCP plan validation.
SECTION 6: HACCP Regulations
• Recognize the regulatory requirements related to verification and validation (“reassessment”) requirements.
• Identify current, pending, and proposed agency activities relating to verification and validation