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[abdoooo]

What are the differences between hazard assessment and risk assessment which one required in ISO 22000 ?  

 

in the CCP definition, CCP shall be measurement unlike OPRP the measurement here means monitoring activity or verification activity or does it mean using  instruments? And what the intent of enable the application of correction in CCP definition?

 

Thanks <3

3.11

critical control point

CCP

step in the process (3.36) at which control measure(s) (3.8) is (are) applied to prevent or reduce a

significant food safety hazard (3.40) to an acceptable level, and defined critical limit(s) (3.12) and

measurement (3.26) enable the application of corrections (3.9)   (ISO 22000:2018)

[Charles.C]

what are the different between hazard assessment and risk assessment which one required in ISO 22000 ?  

 

in CCP definition CCP shall be measurement un like OPRP the measurement here mean monitoring activity or   verification activity or mean using and instruments ?

 

and , what the intent of enable the application of correction in CCP definition?

 

thx <3

3.11

critical control point

CCP

step in the process (3.36) at which control measure(s) (3.8) is (are) applied to prevent or reduce a

significant food safety hazard (3.40) to an acceptable level, and defined critical limit(s) (3.12) and

measurement (3.26) enable the application of corrections (3.9)   (ISO 22000:2018)

Hi abdooo,

 

With all due respect, yr queries sound like you may not yet be technically familiar with basic  haccp ?.

 

It may be preferable to become "fluent"  in Codex haccp before you attempt iso-haccp..

[dell]

Hazard analysis: Identify all possible hazards potentially created by a product, process or application. Risk assessment: It is the next step after the collection of potential hazards. Risk in this context is the probability and severity of the hazard becoming reality.

 

[Charles.C]

 

Hazard analysis: Identify all possible hazards potentially created by a product, process or application. Risk assessment: It is the next step after the collection of potential hazards. Risk in this context is the probability and severity of the hazard becoming reality.

 

 

Note that iso-haccp is a unique event. And not necessarily a fortuitous one.