Hi There,
We are following our HACCP procedure for our operation. Now, the auditor needs us to do Mock Recall and we have no clue how to do…Really appreciate if anybody can give some sample of document and the way to do…
Thank You
Posted 06 April 2014 - 11:45 AM
Hi There,
We are following our HACCP procedure for our operation. Now, the auditor needs us to do Mock Recall and we have no clue how to do…Really appreciate if anybody can give some sample of document and the way to do…
Thank You
Which Certification Standard ?
Rgds / Charles.C
Kind Regards,
Charles.C
Posted 06 April 2014 - 07:18 PM
Hi, rikomohd;
In addition to Charles' inquiry may I ask as well if it's product, packaging, and class? Industry?
Sounds like you're in a really tight spot. Recalls can be simple reconciliation or laborious depending on your system (manual vs. electronic), number of inputs for finished goods, outputs for storage/distribution, batch/lot code structure, etc. Generally it is expected to complete a mock recall in under four hours. Training is the key to success (I would recommend 2x annual minimum).
Here are some documents you may find of use;
Mock_Tracebility_Exercise__ASQ.pdf 1.12MB
1250 downloads
6-Traceability+and+Mock+Recalls (1).pdf 885.92KB
1086 downloads
mock_product_recall.pdf 348.54KB
1145 downloads
fdbRIgde23.pdf 183.19KB
880 downloads
Edited by Charles.C, 07 April 2014 - 02:41 AM.
removed duplicated file
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Posted 07 April 2014 - 02:51 AM
Hi, rikomohd;
In addition to Charles' inquiry may I ask as well if it's product, packaging, and class? Industry?
Sounds like you're in a really tight spot. Recalls can be simple reconciliation or laborious depending on your system (manual vs. electronic), number of inputs for finished goods, outputs for storage/distribution, batch/lot code structure, etc. Generally it is expected to complete a mock recall in under four hours. Training is the key to success (I would recommend 2x annual minimum).
Here are some documents you may find of use;
Mock_Tracebility_Exercise__ASQ.pdf
Dear Slab,
Thanks for the excellent compilation, some very useful practical examples.
For the benefit of the OP, might add that there are frequently variations in interpretation of "mock recall". Particularly with regard to potential overlaps with "traceability", the latter also having its own terminological confusions to add to the overall possibilities. Such aspects are well-discussed for several standards in other threads here.
Rgds / Charles.C
PS - i took the liberty of removing the (previously) 5th file which appeared to be duplicate of (current) 2nd one. Pls feel free to re-up if my error.
Kind Regards,
Charles.C
Posted 07 April 2014 - 08:42 AM
PS - i took the liberty of removing the (previously) 5th file which appeared to be duplicate of (current) 2nd one. Pls feel free to re-up if my error.
No worries. I very well may have duplicated an upload.
The four should offer some practical direction for the OP.
Posted 10 April 2014 - 08:19 PM
Pick a lot, batch or job at random. Trace all the raw materials and packing materials back to the immediate supplier. Trace all finished product to in-house inventory and shipped to customer. Locate all production and maintenance records that apply in case of any contamination or production problems. Have a contact list of customer contacts. Contact the customer and explain you are doing a test (mock recall). Have a contact list for regulatory agencies such as FDA, etc. Keep these lists up to date.
Can you account for 100% of materials and finished product, including waste?
Do employees know who to contact and who should do the contacting?
Do you have a formal Recall Team (assigned members) who know their roles?
Posted 10 April 2014 - 11:37 PM
Dear ricomohd,
So which Standard in Malaysia was it ??
Rgds /Charles.C
Kind Regards,
Charles.C
Posted 11 April 2014 - 06:19 AM
among other things select a recent consignment and actually communicate with buyer to know the distribution status of the goods . in a recently conducted mock recall, the buyer was able to show the distribution of the boxes among his clients. ofcourse keep time log of all events.
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