TOP 10 HACCP COURSES IN USA

You will learn how to construct and research a solid food safety plan, also learn how to research and risk assesses new and emerging hazards and how to utilize current industry best practices to keep you in regulatory compliance.

This course presents the characteristics and application of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP), a risk prevention management methodology that applies appropriate science and technology to plan, control, and document safe food processes in a food facility.

Our HACCP classes are accredited by The International HACCP Alliance. The Development and Implementation of HACCP Class fulfill USDA/FSIS and FDA Requirements for HACCP/ Training—and fulfills all GFSI and the SQF requirements for HACCP Training.

SQSA is a registered provider of HACCP training for students seeking the AFDO/ Seafood HACCP Alliance certification. The “Alliance” is a collaborative training program involving representation from three federal agencies: the Food and Drug Administration, U.S. Department of Agriculture-CSREES.

This two-day workshop will take you through the steps for writing and implementing an intelligent and effective HACCP (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point) plan. Because you learn HACCP planning best by doing it, you will actually write a sample plan in class!

This in-depth course enables attendees to gain a practical understanding of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) and to learn how to develop and implement a HACCP system to meet customer and regulatory requirements.

HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) is a scientific approach to food safety. A HACCP plan is a preventative approach to biological, physical, and chemical hazards. It was created by NASA in the 60s to keep food safe while out on space expeditions.

This course is led on-site at the client's facility so your team can stay close to your operation.  Our training program is accredited through the International HACCP Alliance and the American National Standards Institute (ANSI), which is why our training program is industry-leading.

You will learn how to construct and research a solid food safety plan, also learn how to research and risk assesses new and emerging hazards and how to utilize current industry best practices to keep you in regulatory compliance.

Developing a HACCP plan for a specialized process is the first step in getting the plan approved by your local jurisdiction. The final step is ensuring your staff understands and feels confident in their ability to carry out the plan.