BRCGS Professional Courses
BRCGS for Storage & Distribution Issue 4 – Internal Auditor & Awareness
BRCGS Storage and Distribution learning should reflect the products, facilities and transport interfaces in scope.
Explore programmeRoot-cause analysis examines why a problem occurred.
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Root-cause analysis examines why a problem occurred. Validation asks whether a proposed control can achieve its intended purpose, while verification examines whether arrangements are being applied and remain effective. A useful brief should keep these questions distinct.
Follow one nonconformity or control measure through evidence gathering, decisions and follow-up. Avoid selecting a convenient cause without testing alternatives. The technical depth of validation depends on the product and process and may require specialist studies beyond an awareness programme.
Food safety, quality, production and internal-audit teams.
Food-safety consulting · Research and technical scoping
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