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AFDO/Seafood HACCP Alliance Training - Segment Two Course

Course details

Instructor-Led

8 hrs.

Dr. George Baker

The AFDO Seafood HACCP Alliance course provides participants with the information needed to develop their firm’s Seafood HACCP plan. Those who complete both Segments are eligible for a “Certificate of Course Completion” from the Association of Food and Drug Officials (AFDO). This certificate provides evidence that the individual meets the training requirements.

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AFDO/Seafood HACCP Alliance - Segment One Course

Before registering for this course, individuals must complete AFDO/Seafood HACCP Alliance – Segment One. The first Segment for Seafood HACCP standards is taught by Cornell University. Find more information here.

Benefits and Learning Objectives

After completing the Cornell University Segment One Seafood HACCP course, you are eligible to attend this one-day Segment Two course. Together, the two Segments provide participants with the information needed to develop their firm’s Seafood HACCP plan. Those who complete both Segments are eligible for a “Certificate of Course Completion” from the Association of Food and Drug Officials (AFDO). This certificate provides evidence that the individual meets the training requirement of the FDA Seafood HACCP regulation.

Individuals who complete this course (following Segment One) will meet the training requirement of the FDA Seafood HACCP regulation and can do the following:

  • Develop a HACCP Plan for seafood products as required by the FDA regulation.
  • Reassess or modify a HACCP Plan as necessary and/or required by the FDA regulation.
  • Review HACCP Plan records as required by the FDA regulation.

Agenda

Students will progress through a series of modules that address the following subject matters:

Part 1: Lecture and Discussion:

  • FDA Seafood HACCP Regulation
  • Seafood Safety Hazards & Controls
  • Developing a HACCP Program

Part 2: Course Work Assignment:

  • Team Work Groups & Presentations

Who Should Take this Course?

The intended audience for this course includes:

  • Individuals that have Successful Participants in this “Segment Two” Course will need to have the “Segment One” completion certificate from Cornell University.
  • Individuals that are involved in the production of fish and fishery products.
  • Quality Assurance Personnel
  • Food Safety Managers
  • Facility Managers
  • Facility Personnel
  • Seafood Processors

Required Materials

Participants will need to order or access the following two manuals before taking this course.

  1. National Seafood HACCP Alliance (Blue Book): Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point Training Curriculum – 5th Edition
  2. FDA Guide (Gold Book): FDA Fish and Fishery Products Hazards and Controls Guidance – 4th Edition
  3. To purchase these two manuals, or to download free PDFs learn more here.

Meet the Instructor

Dr. George Baker