Grade - MIFSQN
Posted 01 July 2020 - 12:00 PM
Hello,
I have a basic question about auditing, root cause and CAPA.
Shall each point of non-conformity have a root cause, correction and CAPA or when you don't have a system in place you can escape the correction phase and go to CAPA directly ?
Is there cases not using root cause analysis for non-conformities? i mean root cause being useless.
M.Yusuf
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Posted 01 July 2020 - 01:35 PM
There are just some things that are universal in understanding what the immediate correction is, so yes we skip the root a lot as it is not always needed.
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Grade - MIFSQN
Posted 01 July 2020 - 01:38 PM
Thanks Glenn for your answer!
Coudl you please share any examples for cases like this?
M.Yusuf
Grade - FIFSQN
Posted 01 July 2020 - 03:11 PM
There is a famous saying that says "everything happens for a reason". So pretty much every non-conformance has a root cause, there must be a reason WHY it happened. no matter how big or small it is.The only difference is that some of them are easier than others to identify quickly and do not need a lengthy in depth, Root cause analysis investigation. It depends on that non-conformance.
Everything in food is science. The only subjective part is when you eat it. - Alton Brown.
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