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[qalearner]

Hello,

 

We have been tasked with providing specific training for the operators in charge of our CCPs. How detailed should this training be? All operators are long time employees and know how to fill out the CCP record sheets accurately. I am looking for how much detail would be needed on a training sign-off sheet.

 

Thanks.

[Mr. Incognito]

Well what I did was record the CCPs being done and showed them at our monthly training.  At the time we only had 2 different styles of metal detectors that were CCPs so it was two short videos.  There was a PowerPoint on CCPs that explained what they are, why they are what they are, and what would violate a CCP (not done on time, not done by procedure, etc).

 

You could have a typed up training and have them read and sign off on it I suppose but we have one hour training sessions every month so we do it during one of them.

[Setanta]

Hi, Mr. I

 

 

We have metal detectors as our CCP. I have trained the operators who actually DO the testing. The others in the area get annual training as to why it's done, what happens with a failure, how it is performed. They all sign off somehow on this training

[qalearner]

Alright, that helps. I can come up with a form that details what a CCP is and why it needs to be filled out correctly. 

[gfdoucette07]

Doesn't hurt to have them physicaly demonstrate to you during your training both operating as it should then as a failed check so they know what to do in that senario too.  See that they can do it w/o flaw as most auditors/USDA staff will want to see it executed.  In my previous meat plant experiance they could exlplain and conduct it to the the point of the CCP failing then it was deer meet headlights!! and Im standing there going  you know better

 

G

[Appendix G]

My mentor interprets BRC 7 as requiring documented competency reviews.

 

As such, we have a "quiz" associated with our monitor training and follow up with a review/audit.