HACCP Certification Course
Course overview
Food businesses face rising regulatory scrutiny, complex hazard risks, and strict audit expectations across Canadian and global markets. Failure to meet HACCP standards can lead to recalls, penalties, and reputational damage that threaten long-term growth.
This HACCP Certification Course provides structured training aligned with Canadian regulations, Codex Alimentarius principles, and GFSI-recognised schemes. You will learn hazard analysis, critical control point management, documentation systems, and inspection readiness within a practical regulatory context.
By the end of the course, you will confidently design, implement, and maintain a compliant HACCP food safety plan. You will strengthen audit performance, protect consumer health, and enhance your professional credibility within food manufacturing, processing, and distribution sectors.
Key topics included
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Introduction to HACCP and Canadian Food Safety Regulations
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Codex Alimentarius and International Food Safety Codes
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Good Manufacturing Practices and Personal Hygiene Standards
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Food Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment
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The Seven Principles of HACCP and Critical Control Points
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Inspection Preparation, Audit Readiness, and Food Safety Plan Development
Entry requirements
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There are no formal academic prerequisites for this HACCP course. Basic knowledge of food handling or food production environments is beneficial but not mandatory. This course is suitable for beginners and experienced professionals seeking formal HACCP certification.
Who is this course for
Certification
Curriculum
- HACCP Certification Coursedocument Mock Exam
- HACCP Certification Coursedocument Final Exam