CIEH Level 3 Award in HACCP for Food Manufacturing
Short course
In Stockport
Description
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Type
Short course
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Location
Stockport
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Duration
1 Day
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Course programme
The Level 3 Award in HACCP for Food Manufacturing is based on a
one-day training programme designed to ensure candidates develop
the requisite knowledge and practical skills to implement a HACCP
plan in their workplace. Candidates will be assessed by an assignment
that requires the development of a HACCP plan.
Outline Programme
The qualification covers the following topics:
• The HACCP process and its role within food manufacturing
• How to develop, monitor and evaluate HACCP-based systems
A Food safety management
Candidates should understand the importance of HACCPbased food safety management procedures, appreciate the need for food businesses to take a proactive approach to analysing potential food hazards and be able to:
i Define the term hazard as it relates to food.
ii Describe the nature and variety of food hazards and the implications of failing to control them.
iii State the benefits of an organised food hazard identification and control system.
iv State the legal requirements for a food safety management procedure based on the Codex principles of HACCP.
B Preliminary procedures
Candidates should understand the preliminary processes for HACCP-based procedures and be able to:
i Describe the policies, standards and prerequisites for HACCP.
ii Explain the requirements and skills of a HACCP team.
iii Describe the product including its intended use, at-risk consumer groups and the scope of potential hazards.
iv Produce a suitable process flow diagram.
v Explain the importance of on-site confirmation of the process flow diagram.
C The development of HACCP-based procedures
Candidates should understand how to develop a HACCP-based procedure and be able to:
i Detail the techniques involved in planning, analysing and documenting a HACCP plan.
ii Identify relevant food hazards, their significance and location within the process, and justifiable control measures.
iii Identify points where control is critical and define and differentiate between control points and critical control points.
iv Establish critical limits and tolerances/targets for each critical control point.
v Identify methods of implementing and communicating the HACCP system in the workplace.
D Monitoring HACCP procedures
Candidates should understand how critical control points can be monitored and the actions that must be carried out if critical limits are not met and be able to:
i Determine suitable control measures and monitoring procedures.
ii Establish essential monitoring procedures at each critical control point.
iii Determine the nature of, and limits for any corrective action.
E Evaluating HACCP procedures
Candidates should understand the need for accurate documentation and record keeping and be able to:
i Devise suitable and appropriate documentation.
ii Establish procedures for verification to confirm that the HACCP system is working effectively.
iii Identify the need for review and state the circumstances under which review should be carried out.
CIEH Level 3 Award in HACCP for Food Manufacturing