Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Client / Site

  • Conducted on

  • Prepared by

  • Location
  • Personnel

1.QUALITY POLICY

  • Documented and communicated policy signed by senior management.

  • Green;Amber;Red

2. QUALITY MANUAL

  • Documented Quality Manual stating the company's commitment to quality

  • Management Review taking place

  • Green;Amber;Red

3.ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE. Responsibility & Management Authority.

  • Documented organisational structure defining job functions, responsibility and reporting relationships.<br>3.1 Organisational Chart<br>3.2 Job Descriptions

  • Green;Amber;Red

4. PRODUCT DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT.

  • 4.1 HACCP Designed and implemented.<br>4.2 NPD Documented<br>4.3 Trials and product testing / analysis at NPD

  • Green;Amber;Red

5. PLANT DESIGN AND PROCESS FLOW.

  • 5.1 Cleaning, waste handling, product flow and people considered to control risk of product contamination.<br>5.2 Fabrication suitable to clean, sanitise and prevent pests.

  • Green;Amber;Red

6. EQUIPMENT DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION..

  • Designed for purpose & to minimise risk of contamination.

  • Green;Amber;Red

7. PLANT HYGIENE & HOUSEKKEEPING.

  • 7.1 Appropriate standards maintained.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 7.2 Cleaning schedules and procedures in place

  • Green;Amber;Red

8. MAINTENANCE.

  • 8.1 Planned maintenance in place.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 8.2 Engineers and contractors aware of and adhering to hygiene standards.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 8.1 Cleaning or repair work undertaken to minimise potential for cross-contamination.

  • Green;Amber;Red

9. PEST CONTROL.

  • 9.1 Suitable pest control in place with detailed records of findings & corrective action.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 9.2 Fly killers and drain traps in place and effective.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 9.3 Incoming materials checked on arrival and stored to minimise risk of infestation.

  • Green;Amber;Red

10. WASTE DISPOSAL

  • 10.1 Adequate systems of collection, collation and disposal of waste materials.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • Recycling policies in place and followed.

  • Green;Amber;Red

11.STAFF FACILITIES.

  • 11.1 Designed and operated to minimise the risk of contamination.

  • Red;Amber;Red

  • 11.2 Appropriate work-wear and changing / hand-washing facilities provided.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 11.3 Toilets do not open directly onto production areas.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 11.4 Smoking in designated areas only

  • Green;Amber;Red

12. SITE.

  • 12.1 Site located and maintained to prevent contamination.

  • Red;Amber;Green

  • 12.2 Suitable site security

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 12.3 External storage appropriate and controlled.

  • Green;Amber;Red

13. TRANSPORT

  • 13.1 Vehicles used for transportation of food ingredients, packaging, and products are suitable, maintained and in a hygienic condition.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 13.2 Vehicle breakdown, temperature monitoring and hygiene procedures in place and recorded.

  • Green;Amber;Red

14. PERSONAL HYGIENE.

  • 14.1 Standards documented and communicated.

  • Green;Amber;Red

15. MEDICAL SCREENING.

  • 15.1 Screening in place for all food handlers including visitors, contractors and temporary staff.

  • Green;Amber;Red

16. PROTECTIVE CLOTHING.

  • 16.1 Suitable protective clothing (including headwear, footwear, beard snoods, gloves - as appropriate) worn when entering food areas.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 16.2 Protective clothing laundered on a regular basis.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 16.3 Clear instructions for changing procedures

  • Green;Amber;Red

17.TRAINING

  • 17.1 All employees trained, instructed and supervised according to their responsibilities.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 17.2 Training of temporary personnel and contractors as appropriate.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 17.3 All training documents and requirements reviewed.

  • Green;Amber;Red

18. TIME AND TEMPERATURE CONTROL.

  • 18.1 Controlled, monitored and recorded where appropriate.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 18.2 Corrective action taken where out of specification data identified.

  • Green;Amber;Red

19. PROCESS CONTROL.

  • 19.1 Effective process controls and cross-contamination procedures in place.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 19.2 Adequate stock rotation.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 19.3 Re-work must not compromise food safety, quality or legality.

  • Green;Amber;Red

20. PHYSICAL, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL CONTAMINATION.

  • 20.1 Appropriate HACCP procedures and facilities in place to prevent contamination.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 20.2 Suitable chemical storage facilities.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 20.3 Glass / plastic register and breakage procedure / records.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 20.4 Appropriate wood handling procedures.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 20.5 Metal Detection / X-ray Detection procedures in place.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 20.6 Metal detection records - including calibration in place.

  • Green;Amber;Red

21. CONTROL OF NON-CONFORMING PRODUCT.

  • 21.1 All out of specification product is clearly identified and quarantined or disposed of.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • Procedures in place including rejection, acceptance, concession and corrective action.

  • Green;Amber;Red

22. IN-PROCESS AND FINISHED PRODUCT TESTING.

  • 22.1 Product is not released until all release procedures have been followed and recorded.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 22.2 Ensure that testing confirms compliance with food safety, quality and legal requirements and is undertaken according to documented sampling plans and procedures.

  • Green;Amber;Red

23. PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION AND TRACEABILITY.

  • 23.1 Identify all raw materials

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 23.2 Product traceable at all stages of production, storage, despatch and distribution.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 23.3 Effective traceability and recall procedures / records.

  • Green;Amber;Red

24. EQUIPMENT VALIDATION.

  • 24.1 Operates procedures that verify the process & equipment used are capable of producing a consistently safe, quality and legal product.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 24.2 Measuring equipment used to monitor CCP's and legal requirements are calibrated and traceable to national standards.

  • Green;Amber;Red

25. TECHNICAL SUPPORT

  • 25.1 Systems in place to ensure that the operation is kept informed of all relevant legislation, food safety issues, scientific, technical developments and Codes of Practice.

  • Green;Amber;Red

26. LABORATORIES

  • 26.1 Undertakes or sub-contracts analysis critical to food safety, quality and legality using appropriate.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 26.2 Laboratory to be independently accredited by recognised body.

  • Green;Amber;Red

27 SHELF-LIFE TESTING

  • 27.1 Appropriate testing accounting for product formulation, packaging, storage and intended use.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 27.2 Shelf-life established by microbiological, chemical and organoleptic analysis as appropriate.

  • Green;Amber;Red

28. HACCP

  • The Food Safety principles should be risk - based and follow HACCP requirements.

  • Green;Amber;Red

29. SPECIFICATIONS

  • 29.1 Appropriate specifications kept for raw material and packaging materials.

  • Green;Amber;Red

  • 29.2 Finished product specifications are formally agreed with the customer and comply with relevant safety, quality and legal requirements.

  • Green;Amber;Red

30. PURCHASED GOODS

  • 30.1 Operates procedures for approval and monitoring suppliers.

  • Green;Amber;Red

31. DOCUMENT CONTROL

  • 31. Ensure that all documents, records, and data critical to the management of product safety, quality and legality are in place and adequately controlled.

  • Green;Amber;Red

32. COMPLAINT HANDLING

  • 32.1 System for managing complaints with appropriate action taken and data used to implement on-going improvements.

  • Green;Amber;Red

33. INTERNAL AUDIT

  • 33.1 Audit systems and procedures critical to product safety, quality and legality.

  • Green;Amber;Red

34 RECALL PROCEDURE

  • 34.1 Effective product recall procedure for all products, verified by regular recall exercises.

  • Green;Amber;Red

35 CORRECTIVE ACTION

  • 35.1 Procedures exist to investigate causes of non-conformance against standards, specification and procedures critical to product safety, quality and legality.

  • Green;Amber;Red

SCORING SYSTEM.

  • Green: No action required<br>Amber: Action required with evidence of compliance<br>Red: Action agreed at the closing meeting to mutually agreed timescales. * Where food safety is seriously jeopardised, action may be required immediately or supply suspended until rectified.<br><br>Evidence of action taken to be received by JD Wetherspoon QA management within 28 days from receipt of this report.

  • Number of Non-compliances

  • Green

  • Amber:

  • Red

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