Certified HACCP and Food Safety Auditor Course

HACCP Auditor Badge

Identify non-compliance issues and successfully pass third-party audits. Training and certification of auditors for HACCP and Food Safety Management Systems. SQF, BRC, Primus, HARPC, FSSC 22000 (Food Safety System Certification 22000).

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Prerequisites

  • Students must hold a valid HACCP certification prior to enrollment.
  • Students must have prior knowledge and/or professional experience in the food industry or related sectors.

Subjects

  • What is a HACCP/food safety system audit? – History, relevance, definitions.
  • The fundamental principles of a HACCP audit – Review, evaluation, and testing.
  • Introduction to ISO 19011:2018 – Guidelines for auditing management systems
  • Introduction to the internal auditor Codex HACCP, CAC/RCP 1-1969, rev. 4-2003
  • Managing an audit program – Developing a comprehensive audit schedule.
  • Auditor aspects – Integrity, independence, objectivity, etc.
  • The seven steps of a HACCP audit – Announcement, planning, opening meeting, review and testing, closing meeting, reporting, and follow-up.
  • Launching the audit – Developing an audit strategy to achieve the objectives.
  • Conducting the document review – Records of work planning and execution, procedures implemented, evidence obtained, and conclusions drawn by the auditor.
  • Preparation for the audit review – Understanding the objective and scope of the audit.
  • Conducting audit activities – Assigning tasks, organizing opening meetings, communication, etc.
  • Preparation of the audit report – The introductory paragraph describes the scope and objectives of the audit, summarizes the conclusions, and presents the auditor’s opinion.
  • Completion of the audit – Objective evidence supporting the overall conclusions of the audit.
  • Follow-up – Verification of the effective implementation of recommendations.

Learning outcomes

  • Conduct thorough reviews of food safety systems and processes.
  • Perform evaluations of processes and procedures or clauses.
  • Act as an effective auditor.
  • Select an audit team and evaluate its effectiveness.
  • Prepare thoroughly for the audit.
  • Effectively conduct assigned process audits.
  • Evaluate findings while effectively assessing compliance, non-compliance, and areas for improvement.
  • Lead opening and closing meetings and document audit findings and non-compliance issues.
  • Effectively follow up on audit findings.
  • Review HACCP plans and systems and other food safety plans and systems to determine where and why non-compliance issues are occurring.

Examinable

  • Each of the 12 modules includes a series of questions related to the topic taught.
  • The questions in the module are optional, and the results are not included in the final grade.
  • There is a final exam consisting of 24 questions randomly selected from the modules.
  • Each exam is unique.

Features

  • Live support
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  • Mobile/Responsive
  • SCORM compliant
  • Access for 1 year
  • Over 200 templates and other documents
  • A certificate attesting that you have completed 15 hours of HACCP auditor training