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ISO 22000 Food Safety Procedures Manual Sections
- Introduction to Food Safety
- Food Safety Manual Preparation
- Sample Food Safety Manual
- Food Safety Procedures and Forms
- Glossary of Food Safety Terms
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Introduction to ISO
22000 and Food Safety
A major change has recently taken place in the area of food safety. As of September, 2005, it is possible for companies to gain ISO certification for their food safety management systems. This section of the ISO 22000 manual provides an introduction to ISO 22000, a brief history of ISO, and an explanation of the process involved in certifying to ISO 22000, as well as definitions of ISO terms.
This section also provides a brief introduction to the basic concept of food safety – its structure, standards, security requirements, and definitions. The food supply chain is constantly changing, so that no document can claim to capture every possible issue, policy, or procedure and still be current. The concepts discussed in this manual cover the common, basic elements of a Food Safety Management System (FSMS).
The Introductory section of the Food Safety Procedures Manaual covers the following topics:
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTISE
BACKGROUND
- International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
- Why Register for ISO 22000?
ISO 9000 and ISO 22000
- ISO 9001:2000 Series Overview
- Making the Transition from ISO 9001:2000 to ISO 22000:2005
- ISO 22000 – ISO 9001 Cross Reference
- Why Is There A Need For ISO 22000?
- ISO 22000:2005 Food Safety Management Systems
- What is Safe Food?
- Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points
- The Food Supply Chain
- Safety Guidelines and Enforcement
- The ISO 22000 Standard
ISO 22000:2005
- The Design of ISO 22000
- Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP)
- An Auditable Standard
- Copies of the ISO Standard
- Certifying to the ISO 22000 Standard
FOOD SAFETY SYSTEMS
- Objectives
- Implementation
- Documentation
- Level I - Quality Policies and Objectives
- Level II - Departmental Procedures and Responsibilities
- Level III - Work Instructions
- Level IV - Forms and other Documents
- Confidentiality Statements
CERTIFICATION, REGISTRATION, AND ACCREDITATION
- Accreditation Bodies
- Registrars
- Finding A Registrar
- Selecting A Registrar
- Auditors
- Considerations Before Registration
- The Registration Process
- 1. Application or Contract
- 2. Document Review
- 3. Preassessment
- 4. Assessment or Audit
- 5. Registration
- 6. Surveillances
- Publicizing Your ISO Certification
ISO DEFINITIONS
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