Level 3 Guide to Writing a HACCP Plan Online Training

Preventative food safety risk management is a fundamental requirement in all food safety compliance standards. The CODEX Recommended International Code of Practice, General Principles of Hygiene and the HACCP approach described in Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) System and Guidelines for its Application (Annex) are globally accepted as best practice methodology for food safety risk assessment.

This course aims to facilitate your knowledge in the understanding of the CODEX HACCP risk assessment process and to develop your skills to contribute to the development, validation and verification of HACCP plans.  

This course details the CODEX HACCP methodology for the 5 preliminary steps and 7 principles required in the development of HACCP plans. Specific insight will be gained in;

  • Application of HACCP methodology to meet the expectations of GFSI Food Safety Standards
  • Verification activities required to maintain an effective HACCP based food safety management system

Through references to current food product and process examples, you’ll develop practical skills and confidence to participate or lead a HACCP Team in your workplace.

This course is not a formal RQF food safety & hygiene qualification, the levels indicate the type of course so that businesses can choose whom it is suitable for.

How will you benefit?

This course will provide food industry professionals with the essential knowledge and skills to actively participate in the development and verification of HACCP plans. This course will help you:

  • Advance your understanding of the importance of preventative food safety management systems
  • Engage in a proactive process to identify significant food safety hazards and determine critical control points to ensure the safety of your product and process
  • Apply the HACCP food safety risk assessment methodology to your products and processes to facilitate safe food production and meet compliance requirements of food safety standards
  • Develop a scientifically sound, preventative food safety management system.
  • Apply risk-based thinking to improve the resilience of your food safety management system