Enhance your auditing skills with our 2-day ISO 22000 Understanding for Auditors course. Gain a deep understanding of ISO 22000, Advanced HACCP, and food safety principles. Learn how to apply food safety management principles effectively in food handling organizations, interpret ISO 22000 requirements accurately, and implement corrective actions for continual improvement. Ideal for auditors-in-training seeking preparation for lead auditor training or professionals looking to refresh their ISO 22000 knowledge. Attendees will receive a certificate upon successful completion.
Contents
- Principles of food safety management and how to apply in a food handling organization
- The high-level structure (HLS)
- Terminology used in ISO 22000 – correct interpretation
- ISO 22000 requirements:
- Context of the organisation
- Leadership,
- Planning,
- Support,
- Operation,
- Performance Evaluation
- Improvement
Who should attend?
To become an effective auditor, correct interpretation of ISO 22000 is a must have. This course was designed for auditors-in-training who have not had adequate ISO 22000 training days but who wish to attend a 5-day Food Safety Lead Auditor training course. This compact course was designed to bridge the gap and provide the delegate with an in-depth and advanced understanding of ISO 22000 and is excellent preparation for attending lead auditor training. This course could also serve as a refresher for those who do not plan to become auditors, but wish to brush up on the current ISO 22000 standard.
Outcomes
Delegates will:
- Be able to apply ISO 22000 requirements in their industries considering the context of the organization and the planning requirements.
- Understand the role and responsibilities of the food safety team
- Understand top management’s pivotal role in an FSMS
- Conduct and update HACCP studies
- Know how to implement corrective action and continually improve the FSMS
- Be equipped to enable successful completion of 5 day food safety lead auditor training
Requirements
Three or four day ISO 22000:2018 training is a prerequisite.
There is a formal assessment and a certificate of successful completion will be issued upon successful completion
