The HACCP for Supervisors course is aimed at those working as production/ QC/ CCP operators who will also be utilized as part of the HACCP Team. Learners who successfully complete this course will be able to attend the Compile a HACCP Study (Level 4 course). Learners learn how to use the CCP decision tree to determine CCPs in their own work environment and will also have a good understanding of all PRPs (Prerequisite Programmes). The course is based on the requirements of GFSI, SANS 10049, ISO/ TS 22002 standards. Templates of some of the key documents required in a food safety management system will be provided to learners during the training.
Prerequisites:
Learners who wish to attend this course should have attended the GMP (Level 1) course or have proven sufficient knowledge of GMP.
Course content:
- Understanding the role of prerequisite programmes (GMPs) in the HACCP Study
- Understanding the concept, growth and reproduction of microorganisms in a food environment
- Identify good manufacturing practices to control microbiological contamination during food handling
- How to determine CCPs
- How to monitor CCPs and report on deviations
- Understand the 12 stages of HACCP implementation
- Know the 7 HACCP principles and how to apply the CCP decision tree correctly
Workplace component:
- The learners will visit their facility and discuss the CCPs
- Identify their CCPs in their respective workplaces and validate the CCP controls
- Integrated assessment via a one-on-one workplace assessment conducted 3 weeks after the last day of training.
- Learners complete a log book and conduct CCP monitoring as their assignment
Course benefits:
- Accredited Training course – recognized by the South African Qualifications Authority
- Competent learners will achieve a Certificate of Competence endorsed by the FoodBev SETA
- Training is customized and workplace based to ensure relevancy and practical application
Unit Standard Title | No. | NQF Level | Credits |
Apply Good Manufacturing Practices as part of a food safety system | 120403 | 2 | 4 |
Demonstrate an understanding of the concept of microbiology | 120235 | 3 | 6 |
Monitor CCPs as an integral part of HACCP | 120239 | 3 | 6 |