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HACCP for food safety

Critical control point mapping, monitoring frequency, and CAPA linkage for food-and-beverage customers running HACCP plans in QEHS.

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Overview

HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) is the backbone of FSSC 22000, BRCGS, IFS, and SQF. QEHS ships a HACCP plan module with built-in support for the seven principles.

The seven principles in QEHS

  1. Conduct hazard analysis — HACCP plan → Hazards tab.
  2. Determine CCPs — decision-tree guard inside the Hazards tab.
  3. Establish critical limits — per-CCP numeric/boolean limits.
  4. Establish monitoring procedures — Monitoring module with frequency and device binding.
  5. Establish corrective actions — CAPA workflow triggered on out-of-limit readings.
  6. Establish verification procedures — Verification module with sign-offs.
  7. Record keeping and documentation — Documents module with retention.
Tags: haccp · food-safety · fssc · brcgs