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Food safety Training Course

Food safety Training Course. Co-financiado:. Thermopar. Digital. Infra-red. Bimetallic thermometer. Self-control HACCP System. 3| 11 Self-control – HACCP System. What is the HACCP system?. Means: “Hazard Analysis of Critical Control Points”

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Food safety Training Course

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  1. Food safety Training Course • Co-financiado:

  2. Thermopar Digital Infra-red Bimetallic thermometer

  3. Self-control HACCP System

  4. 3|11 Self-control – HACCP System What is the HACCP system? Means: “Hazard Analysis of Critical Control Points” It´s a food safety preventive control system Internationally recognized Applicable to the whole food sector

  5. 4| 11 Self-control – HACCP System Definitions Hazard Analysis: Procedure that involves the collection and analysis of information about hazards that may be associated to food Flux gram: Schematic representation of the sequence of stages of a manufacturing process Critical limit: Value/criterion that establishes the “boundary” between what is acceptable and unacceptable Corrective action: Action or procedure to take when a deviation of the critical limits is detected

  6. 5| 11 Self-control – HACCP System Definitions Control measure: Action that prevents, reduces or eliminates hazards Monitoring: Planned sequence of actions or measurement of control parameters Critical Control Points (CCP): Stage of the process where control measures can be applied that are essential to eliminate a hazard or to avoid the hazard from reaching a critical limit

  7. 6| 11 Self-control – HACCP System Pre-requisite programs These should be implemented before the HACCP system is established

  8. 7| 11 Self-control – HACCP System HACCP system principles • Principle 1 Identify any hazards that must be prevented, eliminated or reduced to acceptable levels; • Principle 2 Identify the critical control points (CCP) to control identified hazards; • Principle 3 Establish critical limits that should be respected to ensure that each CCP is under control; • Principle 4 Establish a monitoring system to assure that CCP are under control;

  9. 8| 11 Self-control – HACCP System HACCP system principles • Principle 5 Establish corrective actions when monitoring indicates that a critical control point is not under control; • Principle 6 Establish verification procedures that confirm proper functioning of the HACCP system; • Principle 7 Organize documents regarding all procedures and records related to these principles and to their application.

  10. 9| 11 Self-control – HACCP System • 1st stage Assemble HACCP team; • 2nd stage Describe product; • 3rd stage Identify intended use; • 4th stage Construct process Flow Diagram and Plant Schematic • 5th stage On-site verification of Flow Diagram and Plant Schematic Stages for implementing the HACCP system

  11. 10| 11 Self-control – HACCP System Stages for implementing the HACCP system • 6th stage List hazards associated with each step, conduct a hazard analysis and consider measures to control the identified hazards (principle 1); • 7th stage Determine Critical Control Points (Principle 2) – this stage is easier if the decision tree is used; • 8th stage Establish critical limits for Critical Control Points (Principle 3);

  12. 11| 11 Self-control – HACCP System Stages for implementing the HACCP system • 9th stage Establish monitoring procedures for each CCP (Principle 4); • 10th stage Establish corrective actions (Principle 5); • 11th stage Establish verification procedures (Principle 6); • 12th stage Establish record keeping/documentation for principles (Principle 7).

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