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FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food v2.0


Included with Registration    
✔ FSPCA Human Food v2.0 training
✔ FSPCA certificate fee included
✔ Digital materials
✔ Post‑course support

Duration: 3 days (08:00 - 16:30 MST) Cost: CAD 1050 + GST




FSPCA PREVENTIVE CONTROLS FOR HUMAN FOOD V2.0

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FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food v2.0

PROGRAM OUTLINE

KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES

PROGRAM OUTLINE


Day 1

  • Food Safety Plan Overview for Preventive Controls for Human Food
  • cGMP and Prerequisite Programs for Human Food
  • Biological Food Safety Hazards for Human Food
  • Chemical, Physical and Economically Motivated Food Safety Hazards for Human Food 
  • Preliminary Steps in Developing a Food Safety Plan for Human Food
  • Hazard Analysis for Human Food

Day 2

  • Determination of Preventive controls for Human Food
  • Process Preventive Controls for Human Food – Parameters and Values, Including Critical Limits
  • Process Preventive Controls for Human Food - Monitoring and Corrective Action
  • Process Preventive Controls for Human Food - Verification and Record Keeping
  • Food Allergen Preventive Controls for Human Food

Day 3

  • Sanitation Preventive Controls for Human Food
  • Supply Chain Preventive Controls for Human Food
  • Food Safety Plan Implementation and Management for Human Food
  • Recall Plan for Human Food
  • Regulation Overview: Current Good Manufacturing Practice, Hazard Analysis, and Risk Based Preventive Controls for Human Food

COURSE SUMMARY

KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES

PROGRAM OUTLINE

This three‑day, instructor‑led course serves as the standardised curriculum recognized by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for meeting the training requirements under the Preventive Controls for Human Food (PCHF) rule. Participants gain the knowledge and skills needed to develop, implement, and maintain a robust Food Safety Plan that complies with FSMA regulations.

Through practical examples, interactive discussions, and real‑world scenarios, this course equips food industry professionals to confidently fulfill the role of a Preventive Controls Qualified Individual (PCQI).

KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES

KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES

KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Understand the regulatory requirements of the FSMA Preventive Controls for Human Food rule.
  • Conduct hazard analysis using a risk‑based, scientific approach.
  • Identify and implement preventive controls (process, allergen, sanitation, supply‑chain).
  • Develop and validate process preventive controls.
  • Establish monitoring, verification, and corrective action procedures.
  • Create and maintain required records to demonstrate compliance.
  • Build and manage a complete, compliant Food Safety Plan.
  • Apply practical tools and templates to streamline implementation.


WHO SHOULD ATTEND

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

KEY LEARNING OBJECTIVES

This course is perfect for professionals overseeing food safety, including Quality Assurance and Control personnel, Production and Operations Managers, Regulatory team, R&D, Consultants and auditors, and Individuals seeking PCQI certification for FSMA compliance.

Pre-requisites

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

WHAT IS INCLUDED

No formal prerequisites are required.
However, participants will benefit from prior knowledge of basic food safety principles, HACCP or preventive controls concept.

WHAT IS INCLUDED

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

WHAT IS INCLUDED

  • Course Materials: participant manual, exercise workbook, teaching example
  • Certificate of Training provided by FSPCA (Included in the cost of registration), upon successful completion of the course

UPCOMING SESSIONS

April 8 - 10, 2026

July 14 - 16, 2026

November 18 - 20, 2026

Location:   Online (Zoom)

HACCP Development and Implementation


Duration : 2 days

Cost : CAD 900 + GST

Included with Registration  

  1. Official IHA-accredited course materials: participant manual, exercise workbook, case study
  2. Practical templates, forms, and HACCP development tools 
  3. Certificate of Completion issued under the International HACCP Alliance (included with registration)

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Upcoming Sessions

July 23-24, 2026 (08:00 – 16:00 MST) 

Location:   Online (Zoom)

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Course Summary

This two-day, instructor-led program provides the internationally recognised curriculum for 

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) development and implementation, 

accredited by the International HACCP Alliance (IHA). Participants learn how to design, 

document, and maintain an effective HACCP system that meets global regulatory and 

customer expectations across food manufacturing sectors. 

Through practical exercises, real-world examples, and guided team activities, this course 

equips food industry professionals with the knowledge and confidence to build a 

compliant, science-based HACCP plan aligned with Codex principles and industry best 

practices. 

Key Learning Objectives -

  •  Understand HACCP principles and their role within a comprehensive food safety management system. 
  •  Interpret regulatory and customer requirements related to HACCP programs.
  •  Conduct a detailed hazard analysis using a structured, scientific approach.
  •  Identify Critical Control Points (CCPs) using decision-making tools.
  •  Establish validated critical limits for CCPs. 
  •  Develop monitoring, verification, and corrective action procedures. 
  •  Create HACCP documentation that withstands regulatory, certification, and customer audits. 
  •  Implement and maintain an effective HACCP system within day-to-day operations. 
  •  Apply practical templates, forms, and tools to streamline HACCP development and ongoing management. 

Who needs to take this course -

  •  Facilities that manufacture, process, pack, or handle food ingredients or finished food products.
  •  Organizations required to maintain a HACCP plan under regulatory, certification, or customer requirements.
  •  Facilities preparing for GFSI-recognized certification (SQF, BRCGS, FSSC 22000, etc.) 
  •  Companies seeking to strengthen or update their existing HACCP programs.


Who Should attend -

Ideal for professionals responsible for food safety and quality, including Quality Assurance 

and Control personnel, Food Safety and regulatory teams, Production and Operations 

Managers, Maintenance team members, R&D team, consultants, auditors, SQF 

Practitioner and individuals seeking IHA HACCP accreditation. 


Pre-requisites-

  •  No formal prerequisites are required. 
  •  However, participants will benefit from prior knowledge of basic food safety principles, 
  •  prerequisite programs, and manufacturing operations. 


Program outline -

Day 1

  •  Overview of HACCP
  •  Relationship between HACCP and Food Safety 
  •  Review Good Manufacturing Practices 
  •  Defining team and scope of HACCP plan
  •  Identifying intended use 
  •  Constructing flow diagrams
  •  Verifying flow diagrams 
  •  Hazard analysis

Day 2

  •  Determining Critical Control Point
  •  Establishing critical limits 
  •  Monitoring procedures 
  •  Corrective action procedures 
  •   Verification and validation procedures 
  •   Record-keeping and documentation procedures 
  •   HACCP implementation 
  •   HACCP maintenance 
  •   Regulations impacting HACCP


Instructor credentials -

This course is delivered by an IHA-approved HACCP Lead Instructor with extensive 

experience in food safety auditing, regulatory compliance, and HACCP program 

development across North America. 


Assessment -

To successfully complete the course and receive IHA-recognized certification, participants  must complete a course assessment consisting of:
  • 20-question open-book exam
  • Pass mark 80%
  • 3 attempts allowed

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