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Select site
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Conducted on
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Prepared by Tara Percival
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Location
GG Pre-Audit Orchard Self Assessment
Record / Certificate Evidence Required... identify location & person responsible
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1. Purchase invoices
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2. Agrecovery records
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3. GrowSafe / Approved Handler Certificates
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Are these current?
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4. Calibration Certificates
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5. Current SDS
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6. PPPL Plant Protection Product List
Documentation Evidence Required... is this up to date?
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1. Spray Diary
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Is every section fully completed?
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2. Fertiliser application information
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3. Industry qualifications: CM trapping...
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4. Training records... SOPs, Hygiene...
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5. Equipment maintenance & cleaning schedule
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6. Irrigation maintenance
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7. Pest management
All Farms
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1.2.4 Has a site inspection of facilities and equipment been undertaken?
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3.4 Is there visible evidence that hygiene procedures are being implemented?
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3.5 Are cleaning facilities, equipment and chemicals suitable for intended use and stored appropriately?
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4.5.2 Does two way communication take place between management and personnel?
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4.5.3 Do workers have access to clean food storage areas, wash and toileting facilities?
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6.2.3 Are holding areas for fuel environmentally safe: bunded for 110%, no smoking signs, applicable emergency provisions nearby?
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6.2.5 Is the water used for washing and cleaning machinery purposes disposed of in a manner to prevent impacting the environment
Crops Base
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3.4 What techniques been used to improve soil structure and avoid compaction?
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3.5 What techniques are used to reduce erosion?
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4.3.6 Are fertilisers stored separate from harvest products?
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4.3.7 Is the fertiliser inventory available & up to date?
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4.5.1 Is the NPK of applied fertilisers known?
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5.3.3 Is water used on pre-harvest activities analysed at a frequency in line with the risk assessment?
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5.5.2 Are water storage facilities cleaned, maintained and tested so as not to be a source of contamination?
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6.1 Has assistance with the implementation of IPM been obtained through training and or advice?
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6.2 Prevention: Identify 2 activities that include the adoption of production practices that could reduce the incidence and intensity of pest attacks
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6.3 Observation & Monitoring: Identify 2 activities that determine when and to what extent pests and their natural enemies are present to plan what pest management technique is required
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6.4 Intervention: Provide evidence for when pest attacks adversely affected economic value and the specific pest control intervention that take place
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6.5 Have anti resistant recommendations been followed?
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7.1.1 Is there a current list available of authorised chemicals?
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7.1.2 Are only authorised chemicals used for target crop?
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7.1.3 Is PPP applied appropriate and justifiable for the target crop as recommended on the product label?
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7.2.1 Are persons selection PPP competent to make that choice?
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7.3.1 Are records of PPP application kept and identify: crop name / variety, concentration, method of application, frequency of application, application location, operator, date, start and end time of application, product trade name and active ingredient, quantity, pre harvest interval... weather, notify neighbours...
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7.5.1 What is done with surplus application mix and tank washing to prevent compromising food safety and the environment?
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7.7.13 Is the PPP inventory up to date?
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7.7.14 is the Accident / Emergency procedure visiable and accessible with in 10 meters of the PPP spray / storage shed /s?
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7.7.15 What facilities are available to deal with accidental operator contamination?
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7.8.2 How are re-entry times managed on site?
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7.9.1/ 7.9.3 Are empty containers triple rinsed and stored in a locked container until drop off or collection?
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7.10.1 How are obsolete chemicals managed on site?
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8.1 Is equipment sensitive to food safety : sprayers, irrigation... maintained in good repair, regularly verified and calibrated?
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8.4 Is PPP stored so as to prevent contamination of product?
Fruit & Vegetables
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5.1.2 Are there documented hygiene procedures and instructions for harvest processes?
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5.1.3 Is there evidence that hygiene procedures are implemented?
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5.1.4 Have workers received specific training in hygiene before harvest?
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5.1.4 Are signs that communicate the primary hygiene instructions to workers and visitors clearly displayed?
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5.1.6 Is smoking, eating confined to designated areas away from production?
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5.1.7 Are vehicles used for transport during harvest cleaned and maintained as necessary according to risk?
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5.2.1 Are appropriate handwashing facilities available and used during thinning / harvest?
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5.2.2 Do workers have access to clean toilets in their work vicinity?
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5.2.4 Are harvest containers used exclusively for product and cleaned and maintained to prevent product contamination?
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5.2.5 Are there suitable change facilities for workers?
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Is PPE store separately from personal items so as not to cause contamination issues?
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5.4.4 Is non produce waste removed from harvest areas?
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5.4.5 Are cleaning agents, lubricants stored to prevent chemical contamination of produce?
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5.4.6 Are forklifts clean and well maintained to prevent contamination through emissions?
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5.6.2 Is there visual evidence that pest management: monitoring and corrective actions are effective?
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5.6.3 Are detailed records kept of pest control inspections and necessary actions taken?