Root Cause Analysis Course
A 1-day course that aims to explain the process of Root Cause Analysis; how to identify the root cause issues and how to put in place preventative measures to meet BRCGS Standard requirements
Course Fee
£395 + VAT (Classroom)
£350 + VAT (Remote)
£700 + VAT (2 Places Classroom or Remote)
All course fees are payable in advance
Course Summary
A 1-day course that aims to explain the process of Root Cause Analysis; how to identify the root cause issues and how to put in place preventative measures to meet BRCGS Standard requirements. By examining practical industry examples delegates will gain the knowledge and awareness necessary to implement an effective Root Cause Analysis strategy.
Who should attend?
This course is ideally suited for Production, Quality and Technical Managers, or those dealing with systems management in the workplace. It is also suitable for HR Managers dealing with corrective action plans for Ethical Audits.
Entry Requirements
No specific entry requirements needed.
Duration
1 day
Course Fee
£395 + VAT (Classroom)
£350 + VAT (Remote)
£700 + VAT (2 Places Classroom or Remote)
All course fees are payable in advance
Course fee includes:
- Course binder and notes
- Lunch and refreshments*
- Verner Wheelock certificate of attendance
* Classroom courses only
Course Structure & Content
Section 1
What is Root Cause Analysis?
- The Benefits of Conducting Root Cause Analysis
- Why it is Important to Conduct Root Cause Analysis
- The BRCGS Global Standard for Food Safety V.8 Requirements for Root Cause Analysis
Section 2
The Process of Root Cause Analysis
- Defining the Problem
- Collecting Data
- Evaluating Possible Causes
- Identifying and Implementing a Corrective Action Plan
- Analysing the Effectiveness of the Plan
Section 3
Problem Solving Techniques Used in Root Cause Analysis – 5 Whys
- 5 Whys – What Are They and Why Are They Helpful?
- Benefits of Using the 5 Whys Technique
- Why and How to Use the 5 Whys Technique
Section 4
Problem Solving Techniques Used in Root Cause Analysis – Fishbone Diagrams
- Cause and Effect (Fishbone Diagrams) – What Are They and Why Are They Helpful?
- Benefits of Using Cause and Effect (Fishbone Diagrams)
- Why and How to Use Cause and Effect (Fishbone Diagrams) Technique
Section 5
Practical Workshop using Techniques Learned
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Testimonials
The course was suitable for all our employees. The course was applicable to our manufacturing needs. The tutor was very good at getting trainees to interact.
