Term Archives

  1. Module 4: Creating a HACCP System

    This module looks at the steps that need to be followed before a completed HACCP system can be implemented. The layout of HACCP plans will differ.
  2. Module 3: Principles and Prerequisites

    This module looks at the importance of having basic food safety control measures in place before implementing a full HACCP system, based on the 7 principles of HACCP.
  3. Module 2: Food Safety Hazards

    This module provides an overview of the different types of food contamination and participants will learn their role in making sure the effective working of the HACCP system.
  4. Module 1: Introduction to HACCP

    The HACCP module will assist anyone who are involved in manufacturing or catering setting, where food is prepared, cooked, and handled to understand the principles and purpose of HACCP.
  5. Brief Description of HAZARD ANALYSIS AND CRITICAL CONTROL POINT LEVEL 2

    HACCP stands for Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point. It is considered as a globally recognized food safety management system. It is used to identify, evaluate, and control hazards which are essential for food safety.
  6. Module 3: Preventing Allergenic Cross Contamination

    Food allergies make consumers’ lives difficult and are potentially fatal. In many countries the law requires that allergens present in food be labelled to reduce the risk of accidental consumption.
  7. Module 2: Food Allergen Law and the Food Labelling Regulations

    The FSA state that in the UK, about ten people die every year from food-induced anaphylaxis. There are also about 1,500 asthma deaths, some of which might be triggered by food allergy. Many of those who die or suffer had no idea that they were at risk.
  8. Module 1: Introduction to Food Allergens, Allergies and Anaphylaxis

    Allergic reactions can occasionally be life-threatening. According to Allergy UK, around one person in four in the UK suffers from an allergy at some point in their lifetime.
  9. Module Six: Monitoring the Assessment and Health Surveillance

    This module explains the final steps in the risk assessment process and states the importance of monitoring the assessment and keeping findings updated. The module also focuses on health surveillance and Workplace Exposure Limits (WELs).
  10. Module Five: COSHH Risk Assessment and Control Measures

    This module details how to conduct a COSHH risk assessment and the appropriate control measures that must be in place to protect the workforce from harm.