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    This document provides a flowchart for determining if a step in a process is a critical control point (CCP) or quality control point (QCP). The flowchart involves answering four questions: 1) Do control measures exist to identify hazards? 2) Is the step designed to eliminate or reduce hazards? 3) Could hazards occur at unacceptable levels? 4) Will a subsequent step eliminate hazards? If the answers are no, no, yes, yes then it is a CCP, otherwise it is a QCP.

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    This document provides a flowchart for determining if a step in a process is a critical control point (CCP) or quality control point (QCP). The flowchart involves answering four questions: 1) Do control measures exist to identify hazards? 2) Is the step designed to eliminate or reduce hazards? 3) Could hazards occur at unacceptable levels? 4) Will a subsequent step eliminate hazards? If the answers are no, no, yes, yes then it is a CCP, otherwise it is a QCP.

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    Determination of Critical Control Point (CCP) or Quality Control Point (QCP)

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    This document provides a flowchart for determining if a step in a process is a critical control point (CCP) or quality control point (QCP). The flowchart involves answering four questions: 1) Do control measures exist to identify hazards? 2) Is the step designed to eliminate or reduce hazards? 3) Could hazards occur at unacceptable levels? 4) Will a subsequent step eliminate hazards? If the answers are no, no, yes, yes then it is a CCP, otherwise it is a QCP.

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    Infrastructure & Planning Services

    Water & Wastewater

    Determination of Critical Control Point (CCP) or Quality Control Point (QCP)

    Modify step, process or


    product Yes

    1. Do control measures exist for the Is control at this step necessary for
    No
    identification of hazards? achieving objectives

    Yes No

    QCP

    2. Is this step designed to eliminate or


    reduce the hazards in the system to an Yes
    acceptable level?

    CCP
    No

    3.Could hazards occur in excess of


    acceptable levels or could these increase No QCP
    to unacceptable levels?

    Yes

    No

    4. Will a subsequent step eliminate the


    hazards or reduce the likely occurrence to
    an acceptable level?

    Yes

    QCP

    FC-7-215 Rev.1 26/06/14 P1 of 1

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