Internal BRC Auditor Course (Food Safety)

What will I gain from this BRC food safety training?

This dynamic Internal BRC Auditor (Food Safety) course equips participants with the knowledge and skills required to perform process audits of modern food production-related Management Systems, in accordance with the BRC Auditing Guidelines and ISO 19,011.

Your SQMC tutor will take you through the Standard, giving you a fantastic grounding in its clauses; before explaining SQMC's time-tested tips and techniques of conducting friendly and efficient, value-adding Process Audits of a food production-related Management System (highly relevant to companies and service providers "from farm to fork").

Where will I go from here?

Once you've gained this qualification as an Internal BRC Auditor (Food Safety), you can confidently carry out internal audits of your organisation's BRC Food Safety processes. Moreover, your new skillset will help you in the actual design, implementation and continual improvement of a Food Safety Management System.

Is this BRC food safety course suitable for me?

This course uses accelerated learning techniques and a layering approach to build the content gradually, and as such, it is not necessary to undertake any precursory training.

Length of course

2 days (9.00 – 17.00)

Course content

We keep the course as interactive as possible, with plenty of group work, and practical exercises. Our enthusiastic tutor will give you a great grounding in:

• The leading Global Standard for designing and assessing Food Safety procedures (using the latest issue of the BRC document).
• The Requirements of a Food Safety Management System, using the BRC Standard as your yardstick.
• Getting to grips with Documentation and Interpretation.
• Understand the principles, methodology, preparation and performance of an Internal Audit, with help from the ISO 19,011 Standard for Auditing Guidelines.
• The key to selecting a good Audit sample and associated questions – get this right and you'll perform Process Audits with increased confidence.
• How to prepare the findings and statements for a Corrective Action Report.
• Master the art of straightforward Audit Reporting, against an appropriate case study.
• A look at Corrective & Preventive Action, the follow-up process, and then surveillance.