Food Defence & Site Security Essentials
E-learning Course
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Author: Ray Haddad
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Study time: 75 minutes
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Video time: 40 minutes
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Activities: 5
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Assessment: 1
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Certificate: upon successful completion
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Access: 30 days
Completing this Food Defence Essentials
E-learning Course, your team will be able to:
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Understand food defence, site security and related terminology
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Understand food defence threats, attackers and impact
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Explore related food defence incidents
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Recognise food defence broad mitigation strategies.
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Understand the importance of front-line team members in the implementation and maintenance of food defence measures
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Recognise food defence threats and how to respond to these
What's included in this basic food defense course?
Don't miss the opportunity! Arm your team members with the knowledge needed to protect food, consumers & brands from intentional food defense attacks.
Meet your trainer
I am the Trainer & Managing Director at Food Surety Limited. I have worked in the food industry in quality assurance roles, auditing, consulting, training, instructional design, workplace assessment and as an advisor in international food safety projects. This varied experience has given me a depth of understanding of the needs and the pain points among the different parties in the food industry.
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.
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.
Who needs site security and food defense awareness?
According to BRCGS global standard issue 9, all staff do, including temporary staff and agency staff! Intentional adulteration can happen at any stage in the food supply chain and at your site too! While the likelihood of an attack is low, hopefully, the impact can be huge on public health, the brand, you food handlers and of course financial implications. That is why training the members of your food organisation on food defence will help them identify potential threats and vulnerabilities before it is too late.
Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) recognised certification programmes like BRCGS, SQF and FSSCC 22000 requires food professionals to be competent on the tasks they are responsible for. BRCGS Food Safety standards specifically ask for food defence awareness training. We suggest you enrol the following roles in this course as well as the Food Fraud Prevention Essentials e-learning:
Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI) recognised certification programmes like BRCGS, SQF and FSSCC 22000 requires food professionals to be competent on the tasks they are responsible for. BRCGS Food Safety standards specifically ask for food defence awareness training. We suggest you enrol the following roles in this course as well as the Food Fraud Prevention Essentials e-learning:
- Food handlers of exposed food
- Team members working on steps identified as high risk by Food and Drug Administration (FDA) including liquid storage, mixing, blending,...
- Production team leaders and supervisors
- Operation Managers
- Senior managers and directors
- Supplier auditors
- Anyone who is not in the Threat Assessment and Critical Control Point (TACCP) or food defence team.