Root Cause Analysis in the Food Industry

Duration 1 day

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Suitable for large groups
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This course will provide delegates with a framework to implement root cause analysis and provides two commonly used methodologies to identify root cause.

How will I benefit?

Learn how to use root cause analysis methodology and find practical steps to identify the true cause of nonconformity
Transfer knowledge gained into operational practices which apply the process of RCA
Implement RCA systems in your organization
Gain real-world examples of best practice to bring back to your organization
Delegates will be encouraged to share experiences and knowledge with other attendees to enhance learning outcomes

Upon completion of this training, delegates will be able to:
- Describe the key concepts of root cause analysis (RCA)
- Explain the intent and benefits of RCA
- Describe a formal RCA process and identify the steps to implement
- Interpret key concepts of different RCA methodologies and distinguish the most appropriate methodology for different types of nonconformities
- Apply the concept of RCA methodologies to a variety of food industry nonconforming situations
- Demonstrate awareness of correct and incorrect RCA application
Those involved in the problem solving activities in their organization.
Including:
- Senior management
- Technical/Quality assurance
- Engineering
- Production and operations
- Purchasing and supply
- Distribution
This training course is HRDF approved under the SBL scheme.

On completion, you will be awarded an internationally recognized BSI Training Academy certificate.

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