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Conducted on
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Prepared by
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Name of Food Business
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Location
Step 1: Identify Needs, Scope, and Objectives
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What food safety hazards do you usually see or observe going unchecked?
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What safe food handling practice is not being followed?
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What have customers been complaining about?
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What did the health inspector flag or notice in the last health and safety inspection?
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Has the food business experienced any food incidents or been associated with any cases of foodborne illness?
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What were those food incidents about?
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Describe the case/s of foodborne illness.
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Needs of the food business with regards to food safety:
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What can this food safety management system solve and what can it not solve?
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Of the problems that the food safety management system can solve, what should be our priorities?
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Priority list of 3 to 5 major problems:
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Goal/s that would address and lessen the impact of these problems:
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These goals will become the objectives of the food safety management system. Each goal/objective should be S-M-A-R-T: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, Timely.
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Final List of FSMS Objectives:
Step 2: Establish a Food Safety Policy
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Outline the management structure that would enable the food business to proceed with changing or improving food safety practices.
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Procedure for when a customer or consumer (via a third-party) complains:
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Procedure for when a food incident or outbreak of foodborne illness occurs and is related to the food business:
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Procedure for when food has been deliberately tampered with to be unsafe (also known as "food fraud"):
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Procedure for when food has been deemed unsafe by the food business through internal or requested third-party audits:
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Procedure for when food has been declared unsafe by a credible authority such as the local health council or a national agency:
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Food Safety Policy has been approved by:
Step 3: Develop a Hazard Control Plan
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For each food or food product being released or sold by the food business, there should be a corresponding Hazard Control Plan (HCP).
HCP
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Description of the food or food product:
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Characteristics of raw materials, ingredients, and product contact materials:
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Intended use and consumers (if food caters to a specific nutritional goal, need, or preference and if its intended consumers are more vulnerable to adverse health effects):
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Processes involved in the preparation, processing, distribution, or handling of food:
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Hazards associated with the food and their risks:
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Acceptable levels and critical limits of hazards:
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Actions to take when hazards have exceeded critical limits:
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Preventive control measures to ensure that hazards stay within acceptable levels:
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Updated on:
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Employees have received training on this hazard control plan.
Step 4: Follow Prerequisite Programmes (PRPs)
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GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices)
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GAP (Good Agricultural Practices)
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GHP (Good Hygienic Practices)
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Purchasing Management
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Pest Control
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Food Waste Management
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Other prerequisite programme:
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Validation that prerequisite programs have been followed:
Step 5: Measure the Effectiveness of the FSMS
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Approved and finalized by the Food Business Operator:
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FSMS effective on:
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Date for next review of the FSMS:
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-Select the "Action" icon of the item above.
-Create the action [Review the FSMS]
-Set the due date to the date specified above.
-Assign the action to yourself or to anyone in your team/group/organization. -
If it's been less than 2 weeks since the current FSMS was implemented or if a FSMS has not yet been created for the food business, SKIP THE FOLLOWING SECTION.
-To skip the section, select the downward arrow next to "FSMS Review"
-If the arrow is facing right (towards "FSMS Review"), select the "Complete inspection" icon at the bottom
FSMS Review
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Date today:
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Name of person reviewing the FSMS:
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Have the objectives of the food safety management system been reached?
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Have the objectives been reached within the timeline set by the food business operator or person/s responsible for developing the FSMS?
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Why were the objectives not reached within the specified timeline? Does the timeline need to be readjusted or the objectives themselves?
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Why have the objectives not been reached?
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Are the employees happy about continuing the FSMS?
- Yes, they think the FSMS is good enough as it is.
- Yes, but there's room for improvement.
- No, they don't think the FSMS works.
- N/A (Need to gather employee feedback.)
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Do employees have difficulty in completing the tasks required by the FSMS?
- Yes, but it's manageable.
- Yes, and it's causing more problems.
- No, but they aren't happy with the tasks being required.
- No, and they find the tasks useful to the objectives of the FSMS.
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Please gather employee feedback on the difficulty of the tasks required by the food safety management system.
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Do employees or external stakeholders have suggestions or recommendations that would be helpful to the FSMS?
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Please note down all suggestions and recommendations:
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Have these suggestions and recommendations been integrated into the current FSMS?