HACCP - ISOQAR

HACCP

HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) is a systematic preventive approach to food safety and pharmaceutical safety that defines preventive actions against physical, chemical and biological threats, rather than the control of finished product. HACCP is used to identify potential food safety hazards, so that key actions, known as Critical Control Points (CCPs) can be taken to reduce or completely eliminate the possibility of risk. The system is used at all stages of food production, as well as the preparatory processes, packaging and distribution.

HACCP certification

When all requirements of HACCP are met, and it can be so proven by internal audits, the organization may proceed to an external audit. This external audit should be carried out by a third party – accredited certification body.

 

Certification will be carried out in 2 Stages. Stage 1 covers document review and Stage 2 checks the functioning of management system within the company.

 

During the HACCP certification the auditor will focus on reviewing the HACCP plan, procedures, records from critical control points (CCP) and analysis if established management goals and objectives are measureable and achievable.

 

The Auditor will also check if the work methods that are employed are in accordance with procedures and the established goals and appropriate records are kept.

 

After positively completing the certification  the Auditor shall recommend that a certificate for HACCP is issued and  registered.


The next steps are surveillance audits which are aimed to assure that the management system continuous to be effective, is being improved and still in compliance with HACCP.

What is the cost of HACCP certification?

ISOQAR has an individual pricing approach for each Client. We take into consideration many factors before we make a proposal.

 


To get a proposal please complete the on-line form or call our office.

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