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Managing Food Safety: The Importance of Document Control
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Submitted Simon, Jun 27 2013 07:05 PM | Last updated Jul 04 2020 01:57 PM
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| Description: | Accurate, diligent document control should be at the heart of any food manufacturing company. It is the backbone of all traceability, withdrawal and recall exercises and incidents throughout the world, however the key attributes to getting the perfect system in any company can be particularly challenging. This session focuses on the importance of document control and traceability, what makes a good document control system and how you can look to improve your system to make it more efficient and robust. Simon Dawson, Lecturer & Advisor, Cardiff Metropolitan University |
10 Comments
Found this presentation very informative as i struggle to implement this section successfully in our Food Safety System.
Very informative and in-depth with the details required for a good document control system. Although most of what I learned doesn't apply to our organization as farmers, it did help with the general idea and purpose.
Awesome. can i get this in a readable format?
There is the PDf PowerPoint, but the only place it is available is in the files library
Note access to the files library is restricted, see message at the top.
Thanks for this video. We've been struggling on implementing this for BRC.
Wonderful presentation. The detailed and practical examples were helpful.
Thank you
Excellent presentation! Very helpful
It´s not available anymore
Any chance of a new webinar about this subject so it is available again?