Principles of HACCP
There are seven principles of HACCP that allow packaging companies to review their production with a systematic approach to identifying hazards. These principles are used as steps to define a new HACCP program or make changes to an existing HACCP program.
Conduct a hazard analysis- plants will determine what hazards are present in each step of the process and what preventative measures can be applied to control the hazards.
Identify critical control points- A decision tree is used to identify steps where control can be applied and as a result, a hazard can be prevented, eliminated or reduced to acceptable level. Often times packaging suppliers may have very few CCP’s in their process.
Establish critical limits for each critical control point- A critical limit is the minimum or maximum value to prevent, eliminate or reduce that hazard to an acceptable level.
Establish control point monitoring requirements- monitoring activities are necessary to ensure the critical limits are being met at each critical control point.
Establishing corrective actions-These are actions to be taken when there is a deviation for the established critical limits. Corrective actions are intended to ensure that no product with a hazard enters commerce.
Establish record keeping procedures- HACCP regulations require that plants maintain certain documentation which includes a written HACCP plan, hazard analysis, and records documenting the monitoring of CCPs, critical limits, verification activities and the handling of process deviations.
Establish a procedure for verifying the HACCP system is working- Validation ensures the plant is do what they are designed to do. Verification ensures the HACCP plan is adequate.
Principles of HACCPThere are seven principles of HACCP that allow packaging companies to review their production with a systematic approach to identifying hazards. These principles are used as steps to define a new HACCP program or make changes to an existing HACCP program.Conduct a hazard analysis- plants will determine what hazards are present in each step of the process and what preventative measures can be applied to control the hazards.Identify critical control points- A decision tree is used to identify steps where control can be applied and as a result, a hazard can be prevented, eliminated or reduced to acceptable level. Often times packaging suppliers may have very few CCP’s in their process.Establish critical limits for each critical control point- A critical limit is the minimum or maximum value to prevent, eliminate or reduce that hazard to an acceptable level.Establish control point monitoring requirements- monitoring activities are necessary to ensure the critical limits are being met at each critical control point.Establishing corrective actions-These are actions to be taken when there is a deviation for the established critical limits. Corrective actions are intended to ensure that no product with a hazard enters commerce.Establish record keeping procedures- HACCP regulations require that plants maintain certain documentation which includes a written HACCP plan, hazard analysis, and records documenting the monitoring of CCPs, critical limits, verification activities and the handling of process deviations.สร้างกระบวนการสำหรับการตรวจสอบระบบ HACCP จะทำงานตรวจสอบใจพืชคือทำสิ่งที่พวกเขาจะออกแบบมาเพื่อทำการ ยืนยันว่า แผน HACCP เพียงพอคือ
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