HACCP - 'MAKING IT WORK'
Course summary
A 2-day course leading to the Royal Institute of Public Health Intermediate Certificate in Applied HACCP Principles.
This course provides managers and key supervisors with an excellent grounding in HACCP principles and methodology. They will gain the understanding and awareness necessary to design and implement an effective HACCP system. Ideally all HACCP team members should complete this course before commencing a HACCP study.
Entry Requirements
Participants should hold at least a Level 2 hygiene or food safety qualification and possess a good working knowledge of their industry sector.
Course Structure & Content
Section 1
- The Importance of Food Safety
- The Role and Benefits of HACCP
- Legal Obligations
- The Principles of HACCP
- The Practical Application of HACCP
- Designing the Plan (including group exercises)
- The Team Approach
- Hazard Analysis Methodology
- Identification of Critical Control Points
- Monitoring Procedures
- Implementation
- The Codex CCP Decision Tree
Section 2
- Work based assignment to be completed prior to the course.
Section 3
- Presentation by participants of work-based assignments and group discussion
- Verification and maintenance of HACCP systems
- Management of HACCP systems
- Examination - RIPH Intermediate Certificate in Applied HACCP Principles. The exam is taken at the end of Day 2
Course fee
£515 + VAT
Your course fee includes:
- Course binder and notes
- Lunch and refreshments
- Use of open learning materials
- Examination fee and certificate
Progression
Next level – HACCP ‘Taking it Further’ (RIPH Advanced Certificate)