Information

  • Audit Title

  • Document No.

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

Harvesting

  • Good agricultural practices employed?

  • Weeding, organic materials or coffee by-products are used to improve soil texture and not added just before flowering?

  • Removal of fallen cherries, and prevention of contamination of main crop from old fallen cherries?

  • Use of traps to control coffee berry borer?

  • Use of an integrated pest management control program?

  • No chemicals used to fertilize or control pests?

  • Harvesting done as soon as there is enough ripe cherries for sensible harvest, and selective multi-pass picking is done?

  • Proper planning of harvesting?

  • No mixing of different processing categories?

Post Harvest Processing

  • Use of good practices during drying, no fruit dried on plant?

  • No retention of harvested fruit in bags or heaps?

  • Removal of floats?

  • Proper maintenance of drying equipment?

  • No delays when cherries arrive for drying?

Wet Processing

  • Uniformly ripe cherries used?

  • No skins, crushed immature, unpulped and undersized cherries in fermentation and drying?

  • No delays in processing?

  • Use of recycled water?

  • Amount if broken/nipped/cut beans checked after washing?

  • Regular equipment maintenance?

  • Good water quality?

  • Fermentation as short as possible?

  • Monitoring of fruit flies?

  • Amount of non-coffee byproducts checked after washing?

Drying

  • Proper location of drying yard?

  • Proper management of coffee to be dried?

  • Partially dried coffee protected from re-wetting in rainy conditions?

  • No mixing if different types of coffee?

  • Drying yard protected from access by animals?

  • Alcohol traps around drying yards?

  • Coffee dried uniformly to less than 13%mc?

  • All equipment clean and maintained?

Dried Coffee Handling and Trading

  • Operation of storage facility optimized to prevent damage and cross-contamination?

  • Coffee quality is preserved until it is sold?

  • Initial condition and age of received stock is recorded?

  • Bags arranged on pallets, away from floors and walls?

  • Bags are well stacked?

  • Warehouse checked for coffee weevil?

  • Labeling and traceability systems present?

  • No non-food items stored with coffee?

  • Moisture content of stock regularly checked?

  • No physical damage to coffee after cleaning and sorting?

  • Facility is maintained, regularly inspected and cleaned?

  • Defects removed?

  • Prevention of re-wetting of bags, especially during transport?

  • Vehicles clean, in good condition and maintained?

  • Shipped as per contractual standards?

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