Course content
Lesson 1: Background and Development of ISO 22000:2018
Definition of ISO 22000:2018
History of Food Safety Management System
Major Changes in ISO 22000:2018
The Food Safety Management Principles
Benefits of ISO 22000:2018
Types Of Audits
Why Management System Audits are needed
Lesson 2: Introduction to the Requirements of the ISO 22000:2018 Standard
Interpretations of Key Terms
Elements of a Food Safety System
The ISO 22000:2018 Standard
Eight Principles of Food Safety Management
Continual Improvement Cycle
Food Safety Management Process Model
Food Safety System Requirements
The Documentation Requirements of ISO 22000:2018
Management Responsibility
Resource Management
Product Realization
Measurement, Analysis and Improvement
Lesson 3: The Process Management Approach
Process Management Approach
The Planning Phase
Establish Process Measurements
Analyze the Process
Design or Redesign the Process
Process Mapping
Lesson 4: Introduction to Document Control
Elements of Documents
Process Approach to Documentation
Identifying Documents and their Owners
Types of Documents
Master Document List
Document Control
Revisions and Maintenance
Tips for Document Writers
Lesson 5: Introduction to Management Review
Making Management Review relevant to Management
What will be reviewed?
Establishing the Objectives
Planning the Management Review
Output of Management Review
Lesson 6: How to Deal with External Auditors – A Basic Guide for Internal Auditors
What is an External Food Safety Audit?
What should an Employee expect during an Audit?
How should Employees interact with Auditors?
Lesson 7: ISO 19011:2018 and 17021:2018
Fundamentals of Internal Auditing
Decide how to Audit
Principles of Auditing
Managing an Audit Programme
Preparation & Planning Of Audits
Preparation Of checklist
Lesson 8: ISO 19011:2018 and ISO 17021:2018
Audit Activities
Identification of Non-Conformities [N/C’s].
Documenting the Audit (Audit Report)
Conducting Audit Follow-Up
Practical Auditing Exercise
Competence and Evaluation of Auditors.
Lesson 9: Creating a Corrective Action Plan
Who participates?
What is Root Cause Analysis?
When (and when not) to use Root Cause Analysis
The Root Cause Analysis Process
How to construct a Root Cause Analysis Checklist
Examples of how a well-run Root Cause Analysis Process works
Corrective and Preventive Actions