CURRICULUM
- Internal & External Benefits of FSMS and FSMS Terms& Definitions
- National and international food safety control institutions, their roles and responsibilities
- Microbiological aspects of food safety
- Chemical and physical aspects of food safety
- Risk management and communication
- Regulating food safety
- ISO 22000 clauses
- Introduction to Auditing, terms and definitions
- FSMS audit types and audit cycle FSMS audit scope, objective and criteria
- ISO 19011standard
- Self-assessment
- Audit records
- Principles of auditing
- Auditor knowledge and skills
- Audit techniques
- Question technique
- Sources of information
- Advantages and disadvantages of audit checklists
- Dealing with audit problems.
- Auditee, lead auditor and auditor responsibilities
- Audit report preparation
- The corrective actions follow up
- Audit findings
COURSE FEATURES
Course Duration
5 (Days)
Certification
Jidoka-EG Certification
Start Date
Every Month