HACCP Principles & Advanced Application Training Course
Completing our advanced HACCP training course, you will be able to:
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Recognise the relationship between HACCP and food safety, HACCP updates and directions
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Explain Prerequisite Programmes (PRPs)/Good Manufacturing Procedures (GMP)
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Identify and establish control measures and potential deviations for food safety hazards related to your workplace
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Present and discuss the principles of HACCP, 2023 guidelines
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Develop and review a HACCP Plan inline with Codex Alimentarius General Principles of Food Hygiene CXC 1-1969 (Amended 2023)
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Establish monitoring, corrective actions, verification and review effectiveness of your HACCP plan
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Present and discuss verification and validation requirements of HACCP plans and controls
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Recognise the impact of regulatory requirements, support systems and team members competency on your HACCP system
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Meet formal HACCP training requirements of GFSI recognised certification programmes e.g. BRCGS, SQF and similar programmes
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Be more effective as a HACCP team member / food safety team leader reviewing and updating HACCP plans
What's included?
HACCP Certification NZ Classroom Training
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Engaging content developed and delivered using recognised best adult teaching practices
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In person interaction with trainer and other trainees at HACCP Training NZ
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Engaging and interactive exercises
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Access the online assessment and printable certificate at the end of the training course. No waiting time.
HACCP Certification
Virtual Classroom
Virtual Classroom
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Delivered in real-time by recognised food safety experts
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Engaging and interactive groups exercises
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Accessible from anywhere in the world
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Accessible from any device
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Save the travel time and cost
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Access the online assessment and printable certificate at the end of the course. No waiting time.
HACCP Course
e-Learning
e-Learning
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Learn at your pace anywhere anytime
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Engaging video, exercises and quizzes
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6 months access to updated content
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Repeat the training any number of times
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Engaging content delivered using recognised best E-learning practices
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Cost effective
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Access the online assessment and printable certificate at the end of the course. No waiting time.
Since 2007, I've had a proven track record conducting hundreds of audits including external 3rd party certification audits as an auditor/verifier recognised by the New Zealand Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI). In addition, I have trained thousands of food professionals from government agencies, NGOs, academia and businesses across the whole supply chain from farm to fork and across the different sectors, not only in New Zealand but in Southeast Asia and Middle East.
I am driven by food professionals' experiences of light bulb moments and breakthroughs in their thinking. I enjoy supporting them protecting food for all.
Testimonials
Quality and Operations Manager
Hawkins Watts New Zealand
Director and Engineering Manager
Alive Foods Limited
Quality Assurance & Compliance Manager
Frucor Suntory New Zealand Ltd
Food Safety & Regulatory Compliance Manager
Mercorella Group
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- Assemble HACCP Team and Identify Scope
- Describe product
- Identify intended use and users
- Construct flow diagram
- On-site confirmation of flow diagram
- List all potential hazards that are likely to occur and associated with each step, conduct a hazard analysis to identify the significant hazards, and consider any measures to control identified hazards (Step 6/ Principle 1)
- Determine the Critical Control Point/points (Step 7/ Principle 2)
- Establish validated critical limits for each CCP (Step 8/ Principle 3)
- Establish a Monitoring System for Each CCP (Step 9/ Principle 4)
- Establish corrective actions (Step 10/ Principle 5)
- Validation of the HACCP Plan and Verification Procedures (Step 11/ Principle 6)
- Establish Documentation and Record Keeping (Step 12/ Principle 7)
Yes it is, completing this accredited HACCP certification online course (virtual Classroom) or classroom training successfully, you will get an official Food Surety Certificate with the International HACCP Alliance Gold Seal on it.
Yes, it sure does and in full details. You will understand the full application of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control point HACCP so you identify and manage biological, chemical and physical hazards related to your food industry and food processing methods. You will be able to build and maintain a robust food safety management system.
Sure thing. It covers in full details the prerequisite programmes and the 12 steps detailed in Codex Alimentarius General Principles of Food Hygiene guidelines including the 2023 HACCP updates.
What are the three types of HACCP Validation as per Codex Alimentarius, 2023 guidelines?
- Before the HACCP plan can be implemented, its validation is needed; this consists of making sure that the following elements together are capable of ensuring control of the significant hazards relevant to the food business: identifying the hazards, critical control points, critical limits, control measures, frequency and type of monitoring of CCPs, corrective actions, frequency and type of verification and the type of information to be recorded in the food safety management system.
- Validation of control measures and their critical limits is performed during the development of the HACCP plan
- Demonstration that control can be achieved consistently under production conditions
Remember both verification and validation are key activities to the development and implementation of a HACCP plan
- Procedures to verify that the HACCP plan is being followed and controlling hazards on an ongoing basis
- Procedures that show the control measures are effectively controlling the hazards as intended
- Reviewing the adequacy of the HACCP system periodically and, as appropriate, when changes occur. This is of extra importance in case of developing new products or commissioning new production lines. Some times changes to food processing may seem minor but they care not from a food safety point of view.