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1. Training Objectives

This training aims to:

  • Introduce participants to the HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) system and explain its principles and implementation steps.
  • Provide practical guidance on how to establish and apply HACCP in food safety management.
  • Explain the components of food safety and how they relate to HACCP principles.

2. Target Audience

This training is designed for:

  • Professionals working in the food industry and food supply chain.
  • Employees and managers responsible for implementing HACCP in their organizations.
  • Individuals seeking to build a career in food safety and HACCP systems.

3. Training Methods:

1. Interactive Training:

  • Hands-on experience with practical exercises to reinforce theoretical knowledge.
  • Engaging discussions and real-world case studies.

2. Teamwork Activities:

  • Group exercises to enhance collaboration and problem-solving skills.
  • Scenario-based learning to apply HACCP principles effectively.

 

4. Training Content:

        1. Concepts and Definitions

  • What is HACCP?
  • Scope and core principles of HACCP.

    2. Food Safety Basics

  • Fundamentals of food safety.
  • Physical, chemical, and biological hazards.
  • Task 1: Identifying food safety hazards.

    3. The 12 Steps of HACCP System

  • Requirements for implementing HACCP.
  • HACCP team formation and responsibilities.
  • Raw material and final product specifications.
  • Defining intended use of products.
  • Task 2: Applying the 12 steps of HACCP.

    4. Process Flow Diagram and Validation

  • Understanding and validating process flow diagrams.
  • Task 3: Analyzing the process flow diagram.

    5. The 7 Principles of HACCP

  • Principle 1: Hazard Analysis.
  • Principle 2: Identifying Critical Control Points (CCPs).
  • Principle 3: Establishing Critical Limits.
  • Principle 4: Monitoring CCPs.
  • Task 4: Conducting hazard analysis and monitoring procedures.

    6. Corrective Actions and Verification

  • Principle 5: Corrective Actions.
  • Principle 6: Validation and Verification.
  • Task 5: Implementing corrective actions and verification steps.

    7. HACCP Plan and Documentation Management

  • Principle 7: Documentation and Record-Keeping.
  • Developing and implementing a HACCP Plan.

5. Additional Training Details:

  • Duration: 1 day (8 hours)
  • Group Size: Minimum 5 – Maximum 12 participants
  • Languages: Azerbaijani, Russian, and English
  • Certification: Participants successfully completing the training will receive an official HACCP Certificate.
  • Certificate Validity: 3 years.