The course is delivered through a mixture of a workshop led discussions, practical activities and PowerPoint presentations. On day two delegates are required to undertake a live audit (case study based) where delegates are required to apply the skills and techniques they acquired on day one. Delegates will be given feedback on how they performed during the case study and how they can improve on their auditing techniques.Duration2 Days, 09.00 – 17.00 each dayWho should attend?This course is designed for Quality and Technical Managers, personnel responsible for managing internal auditing schedules and personnel responsible for undertaking internal audits as required by BRCGS Standards.Course objectivesThis course explains the need for an Internal Audit System, the principles and terminology relating to Internal Audits and describes the principles of Internal Auditing.Course content Audit Processes Auditing Overview Auditing Concepts Audit Planning Auditor Attributes The Human Aspects of Auditing Conducting the Audit Reporting the Audit What are the benefitsOn successful completion, delegates will have an improved understanding of auditing concepts and have improved auditing skills. Delegates will also be able to identify any current weaknesses in their Internal Audit Systems and upgrade these appropriately.In-House CoursesOffering better value for money, they can be designed to closely match your specific requirements.Style of Delivery and Course LeadersOur course tutors are qualified and experienced with extensive practical audit experience across a wide range of sectors including manufacturing and retail.CertificationDelegates successfully completing the course and assignment will be awarded a BRCGS certificate issued by the BRCGS.
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Culture has been widely seen as both the cause of many Food Safety shortcomings and the solution to ensuring consistently high standards of Product Safety in Food and associated industries. From Retail to Manufacturing, in all sectors of the Food & Drink industry, establishing and demonstrating a good Product Safety culture is now seen as a fundamental requirement to reputable organisations. Attending this 1-day course participants will gain a fundamental understanding of the importance of a positive product safety culture, the critical issues that affect it and how to begin the development process to establish of positive culture within your organisation.Duration1 Day, 08.45 – 18.00Who should attend?Consultants/Auditors/Technical/HR/Senior Management who lead on culture, Operational, Technical & Quality staff, BRCGS & Industry Professionals or anyone involved in implementing and maintaining Product Safety Culture.Course objectives Describe the concept of Product Safety Culture and why a positive culture is important to ensuring product safety and integrity Identify what the standards require, and the function of the Product Safety Culture Plan within a QMS Recognize the link between behaviour and Product Safety Culture and how it underpins product safety assurance Discuss how to measure an organisation's Product Safety Culture through the use of tools and techniques Develop a sustainable Product Safety Culture action plan and how to engage staff to support it Course content The criticality of Food Safety Culture The role of senior management The impact of attitudes and behaviours Developing your own Product Safety Culture Plan What are the benefitsThis BRCGS course is industry-focused, considering organisational culture, leadership and behavioural concepts; inclusive of and generic to all BRCGS Global Standards, in addition to the global market for application to any manufacturing facility - regardless of business size or whether sites have a product scope of food or non-food related goods/ servicesIn-House CoursesOur course tutors are Approved Training Providers for BRCGS. They have extensive practical experience across a wide range of sectors including manufacturing and retail.Style of Delivery and Course LeadersAvailable on an in-house basis use this course to deliver a consistent message across your teams.CertificationTo complete the course, participants will need to submit a product safety plan as a workplace assignment, meeting the assessment criteria with 75% as a passing grade. Delegates successfully completing the course will be awarded a BRCGS Certificate issued by the BRCGS.
