This document discusses three approaches to auditing an ISO 22000 food safety management system: a product based approach, a process based approach, and a department/team based approach. The product based approach involves picking a product and following it through the entire FSMS, identifying all inputs, outputs, responsibilities, validations, verifications, controls, and monitoring related to that product.
This document discusses three approaches to auditing an ISO 22000 food safety management system: a product based approach, a process based approach, and a department/team based approach. The product based approach involves picking a product and following it through the entire FSMS, identifying all inputs, outputs, responsibilities, validations, verifications, controls, and monitoring related to that product.
This document discusses three approaches to auditing an ISO 22000 food safety management system: a product based approach, a process based approach, and a department/team based approach. The product based approach involves picking a product and following it through the entire FSMS, identifying all inputs, outputs, responsibilities, validations, verifications, controls, and monitoring related to that product.
LA 2 ISO 22000:2018 Performing an audit – 3 approaches
Auditing via a Product Based Approach
Pick a Product and Follow it through the FSMS
Identify inputs Identify intended output Identify responsibilities and authorities Identify validations and verifications What are the controls? How is it monitored?