Step 9: Setting up a monitoring system
HACCP method ? A practical approach
Article REF: SL6210 V2
Step 9: Setting up a monitoring system
HACCP method ? A practical approach

Author : Michel FEDERIGHI

Publication date: November 10, 2015, Review date: July 1, 2018 | Lire en français

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9. Step 9: Setting up a monitoring system

A monitoring system is a formalized set of observations and/or measures used to monitor the correct implementation of critical CCP control measures (in relation to critical limits) and/or supporting safety measures linked to points of attention. This system can detect an uncontrolled production situation and provide assurance of product safety.

For each CCP and other point of attention, the HACCP team describes the means and methods for carrying out observations and measurements to ensure control. This means choosing monitoring methods, materials and procedures. This choice should involve asking the question of the validity of the measurements made, and setting up a metrological plan. In particular, procedures for calibrating, checking and maintaining the equipment used must be available. In theory, measurements should be...

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