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 programmeHARA combines hazard-analysis and risk-assessment language; its practical meaning depends on the product, process and standard in the request.
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HARA combines hazard-analysis and risk-assessment language; its practical meaning depends on the product, process and standard in the request. Define that context before assuming the food HACCP method or a packaging/product-safety approach is appropriate.
Trace materials and processing activities to identify possible hazards and the evidence used to evaluate them. Explain assumptions and responsibilities, then connect controls with operational records. A generic HARA description does not validate a technical control or demonstrate compliance for a particular product.
Product-safety, packaging, technical and quality teams.
BRCGS learning and preparation · Food-safety consulting
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