Food Safety Policy
I'm new to the forum. My name is Philip i am a biotechnology student from belgium. My thesis consist of implementing ISO 2200 in a hospital kitchen. I've come to my first problem. I'm trying to write a document that contains everything they need to know on how to write a food safety policy in accordance with ISO 22000. I've got the dutch version so i don't know if my translation is going be correct. I don't understand the part about the management assessments (5.1.d) isn't this the same as 5.2.d what leads to 5.8?
Thank you for the help
You are totally right.
5.1d (management commitment in the English version) said that top management has to demonstrate their commitment to food safety management system by conducting a management review (5.8).
5.2d said that the policy has to be reviewed.
5.8 is about this management review and states the input and output to the Management Review.
I do no know if you have any experience with ISO 9001:2000, but it is quite similair in that standard.
I hope this answers your question.
P.S. Why would you establish a procedure about how to make a policy?
Regards,
Simon
You could also measure the objective by customer complaints related to regulatory issues.
Apart from customer complaints and internal CAR, i do not have any idea what else could be used to measure this objective
The usual SMART rules has to be applied to any of the objectives set.
Some time ago I posted a doc on this forum with objectives.
Here they are again:
1. ABC LTD maintains certified against the standard in 2006.
2. Audits by the certified body shall result in less than 5 minors and no major deviations in the year 2006.
3. Corrective actions as the result of non-conformities from internal audits shall be followed up within 10 working days during the year 2006.
4. No more than 15 breaches of hygiene practices are allowed in the high-risk production department per month.
(People not wearing scalp covering, jewellery violations)
5. All employees follow one hour training regarding food safety in 2006.
6. Not more than 4 delayed orders for food safety reasons in the year 2006.
7. Microbiological testing should not give more than 0.1% false results in the year 2006.
8. Not more than 1 ton of raw materials from a critical supplier shall be microbiological contaminated every quarter.
9. Not more than 1% of packed products from brand A are returned because of failing packaging per month.
10. Less than 3 food safety related claims from customers.
Have a nice day, Okido