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Planning HACCP

Learn how to design and implement HACCP plans effectively.
Understand critical food safety principles and regulatory requirements.
Ideal for professionals aiming to ensure compliance and operational excellence.

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Last audited and Updated on : August 2025

Learning Outcome

Course Overview

The Planning HACCP course provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles, regulations, and practical implementation of Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) in the food industry. HACCP is a globally recognised system for ensuring food safety by identifying, evaluating, and controlling hazards throughout the production process. This course begins with HACCP 101, offering learners a foundational understanding of HACCP, its definition, benefits, necessity, common challenges, and the problems businesses may encounter while implementing it. This module establishes a strong conceptual base, allowing learners to appreciate the importance of a structured food safety management system.

The second module, HACCP Principles and Regulations, dives deeper into the seven principles that form the backbone of HACCP. Learners will explore the identification of critical control points, hazard analysis, establishing limits, monitoring procedures, corrective actions, verification, and documentation. Additionally, the course addresses the four main areas of the Food Safety Modernisation Act, providing context on regulatory compliance and legal obligations. This module equips learners with the knowledge to understand how HACCP aligns with legal standards and how adherence benefits both consumers and businesses.

The final module, The HACCP Plan, transitions theory into practice, guiding learners through the steps required to implement HACCP principles effectively in their food business. Participants will learn how to create, document, and maintain a robust HACCP plan tailored to their operations, covering everything from hazard identification to verification processes. By the end of this course, learners will possess both the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to design and maintain a HACCP system that ensures safety, compliance, and operational excellence.

Who This Course is For:

  • Food safety officers
  • Restaurant managers
  • Catering supervisors
  • Quality assurance professionals
  • Food production managers
  • Compliance officers in food industries
  • Health and safety inspectors
  • Hospitality and service industry professionals

Requirements:

  • No prior experience is required.
  • Basic knowledge of food handling is beneficial but not mandatory.

Course Instructor

Learndrive Courses

Learndrive is an industry-leading UK-based online learning provider, delivering practical, high-quality courses designed to transform knowledge into applied skills. Their learner-centric methodology ensures deep understanding and long-term retention without cognitive overload, using interactive video and audio modules supported by evidence-based instructional design.

For Planning HACCP, Learndrive is the ideal instructor because the team combines theoretical expertise with hands-on application. Learners are guided step-by-step in understanding HACCP principles, analysing hazards, identifying critical control points, and implementing practical monitoring and verification systems. The course incorporates regulatory guidance alongside actionable strategies, ensuring participants can immediately apply knowledge in real-world settings. By offering structured content, scenario-based examples, and flexible learning paths, Learndrive empowers professionals across restaurants, catering, production, and regulatory sectors to maintain food safety and compliance standards confidently. The comprehensive approach ensures learners gain both confidence and competence in designing and maintaining effective HACCP systems.

Accreditation

This course is accredited by CPDQE. Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is increasingly vital for professionals to maintain relevant skills, credentials, and industry knowledge. CPDQE accreditation ensures learners receive verified, high-quality training that enhances career growth, demonstrates professional commitment, and equips participants with practical, applied expertise for long-term success in their field.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to now about he product billing.

HACCP planning is the process of identifying potential food safety hazards and setting controls to prevent risks. It ensures food remains safe from production to consumption.

The 7 steps include hazard analysis, identifying control points, setting limits, monitoring, corrective actions, verification, and record keeping. These form the backbone of HACCP.

To make a HACCP plan, assess hazards, set control points, define limits, create monitoring methods, outline corrective actions, verify processes, and document everything clearly.

The 12 tasks include assembling a HACCP team, describing products, identifying uses, creating flow diagrams, verifying processes, hazard analysis, and applying the 7 principles.

The 5 steps are conducting a hazard analysis, identifying control points, setting limits, monitoring them, and applying corrective measures. These steps keep food safe.

A HACCP plan PDF is a downloadable document outlining hazard analysis, control points, and monitoring records. It helps businesses maintain compliance and safety.

The HACCP plan is a written procedure that identifies food safety hazards and details preventive measures to control risks in food production.

In simple words, HACCP is a food safety system that finds possible dangers in food and sets steps to keep food safe before problems happen.

The 12 steps include team formation, product description, intended use, flow diagram, verification, hazard analysis, control points, critical limits, monitoring, corrective action, verification, and documentation.

A HACCP plan typically follows 12 steps, including preparation tasks and the 7 main principles that ensure food safety.

The 7 steps include hazard analysis, CCP identification, critical limits, monitoring, corrective action, verification, and documentation. These steps guide HACCP application.

The 7 steps of food safety are cleaning, separating, cooking, storing, checking temperature, serving properly, and safe disposal of waste.

The 7 principles are important because they provide a structured approach to prevent hazards, protect consumers, and ensure food industry compliance.

The 7 principles of HACCP PPT highlight hazard analysis, control points, limits, monitoring, corrective actions, verification, and record keeping in presentation format.

They require hazard analysis, identification of control points, setting critical limits, monitoring, corrective measures, verification, and maintaining records to support self-control systems.

Course Curriculum

Module 01: HACCP 101
HACCP 101 00:04:00
Module 02: HACCP Principles and Regulations
HACCP Principles and Regulations 00:05:00
Module 03: THE HACCP Plan
THE HACCP Plan 00:03:00
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