
Hazard Analysis and Public Health: A HACCP Approach
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Hazard Analysis and Public Health: A HACCP Approach
This free online food safety course explains how to use the HACCP system to manage risk and protect public health.
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- Avg. Duration1.5-3 Hours (Contains Video)
- Available Languages (2)
English
This course is
CPD-Accredited
Learning Outcomes
In this free course, you will learn how to:
- Discuss international government rules on public safety, including government inspectors' and enforcer's duties
- Explain the structure of a process flow diagram
- Explain the processes involved in safe design
- Discuss the monitoring record development process using statistical techniques
- Identify the equipment and the factory design needed for product safety
- Describe the HACCP system and its main functionality, benefits and value for public safety
- Outline the international standardisation of the HACCP system
- Identify the conditions, structure and planning steps for enforcing a HACCP system
- Describe the value of food and product safety design to maintain public health
- Explain the severity and hazard ranking by using a hazard analysis approach
- List the various types of hazards found in the feed and food supply chain
- Discuss the HACCP principles and their role in manufacturing and supermarkets
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