FOOD SAFETY PROGRAM
USDA FOOD SAFETY
REQUIREMENTS
 Effective July 1, 2005
 USDA Interim Rule published June 15, 2005
 Final rules to formalize food safety requirements
published on August 8, 2008 form comments
Public Law 108-265
1. Request two annual food safety inspections for each
preparation/serving site participating in NSLP and/or SBP
Public Law 108-265
2. Public Notification
• Post copy of most recent safety inspections at each
preparation/serving site
• Provide copy upon request
Public Law 108-265
3. State/Federal Audits to Assure
Compliance
 DPI must report # of inspections to USDA
 Info is obtained from Schedule A of on-line contract
 “Meals not served” is response if there is no meals
service at school listed on Schedule A
4. Implement Food Safety Program based on Hazard Analysis
Critical Control Point (HACCP) principles
 Schools participating in the NSLP and/or SBP
 Guidance issued on June 10, 2005
PURPOSE OF SCHOOL FOOD SAFETY PROGRAM
Ensure the delivery of safe foods to children in
school meal programs by controlling hazards that
may occur or be introduced into foods anywhere
along the flow of food from receiving to service –
USDA Guidance
WHAT IS HAZARD ANALYSIS CRITICAL
CONTROL POINT (HACCP)?
A scientific and rational approach to food safety which:
• analyzes potential hazards
• determines the critical control points in a food process
• develops monitoring procedures to determine if the hazards
identified are effectively controlled
PRINCIPLESOF HACCP
 Conduct a hazard analysis
 Identify critical control points
 Establish critical control point monitoring
 Establish corrective action
 Establish verification procedures
 Establish record keeping
HACCP CERTIFICATION
Getting HACCP certification is your first step in developing
effective HACCP Plan. BD Food Safety provides HACCP training
and food safety training
Location - BD Training Center
Training Dates - September 14&15, 2016 {8:00 am –
4:00 pm}
Pricing & Discounts - $399 per person
{5% off for 3 or more participants}
{10% off for 5 or more participants}
Register By - Sept 12
Location - BD Training Center
Training Dates - October 11&12, 2016 {8:00 am – 4:00
pm}
Pricing & Discounts - $399 per person
{5% off for 3 or more participants}
{10% off for 5 or more participants}
Register By - Oct 09
Location - BD Training Center
Training Dates - November 10&11,2016 {8:00am –
4:00pm}
Pricing & Discounts - $399 per person
{5% off for 3 or more participants}
{10% off for 5 or more participants}
Register By - Nov 08
IHA ACCREDITEDINSTRUCTORS FOR HACCP COURSE:
 – Bartosz Dobek –
Tel: 815-641-6404,
email: bartdobek@bdfoodsafety.com
 – Carmen Ciocan –
Tel: 847 – 877 – 9668,
email: carmen.ciocan@gmail.com
CONTACT US
FOOD SAFETY CONSULTANTS
Bartek Dobek
Tel: 815-641-6404
e-mail: bartdobek@bdfoodsafety.com
Training options and registration
e-mail: training@bdfoodsafety.com

Food Safety Program – BD Food Safety

  • 1.
  • 2.
    USDA FOOD SAFETY REQUIREMENTS Effective July 1, 2005  USDA Interim Rule published June 15, 2005  Final rules to formalize food safety requirements published on August 8, 2008 form comments
  • 3.
    Public Law 108-265 1.Request two annual food safety inspections for each preparation/serving site participating in NSLP and/or SBP Public Law 108-265 2. Public Notification • Post copy of most recent safety inspections at each preparation/serving site • Provide copy upon request
  • 4.
    Public Law 108-265 3.State/Federal Audits to Assure Compliance  DPI must report # of inspections to USDA  Info is obtained from Schedule A of on-line contract  “Meals not served” is response if there is no meals service at school listed on Schedule A 4. Implement Food Safety Program based on Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP) principles  Schools participating in the NSLP and/or SBP  Guidance issued on June 10, 2005
  • 5.
    PURPOSE OF SCHOOLFOOD SAFETY PROGRAM Ensure the delivery of safe foods to children in school meal programs by controlling hazards that may occur or be introduced into foods anywhere along the flow of food from receiving to service – USDA Guidance
  • 6.
    WHAT IS HAZARDANALYSIS CRITICAL CONTROL POINT (HACCP)? A scientific and rational approach to food safety which: • analyzes potential hazards • determines the critical control points in a food process • develops monitoring procedures to determine if the hazards identified are effectively controlled
  • 7.
    PRINCIPLESOF HACCP  Conducta hazard analysis  Identify critical control points  Establish critical control point monitoring  Establish corrective action  Establish verification procedures  Establish record keeping
  • 8.
    HACCP CERTIFICATION Getting HACCPcertification is your first step in developing effective HACCP Plan. BD Food Safety provides HACCP training and food safety training Location - BD Training Center Training Dates - September 14&15, 2016 {8:00 am – 4:00 pm} Pricing & Discounts - $399 per person {5% off for 3 or more participants} {10% off for 5 or more participants} Register By - Sept 12
  • 9.
    Location - BDTraining Center Training Dates - October 11&12, 2016 {8:00 am – 4:00 pm} Pricing & Discounts - $399 per person {5% off for 3 or more participants} {10% off for 5 or more participants} Register By - Oct 09
  • 10.
    Location - BDTraining Center Training Dates - November 10&11,2016 {8:00am – 4:00pm} Pricing & Discounts - $399 per person {5% off for 3 or more participants} {10% off for 5 or more participants} Register By - Nov 08
  • 11.
    IHA ACCREDITEDINSTRUCTORS FORHACCP COURSE:  – Bartosz Dobek – Tel: 815-641-6404, email: bartdobek@bdfoodsafety.com  – Carmen Ciocan – Tel: 847 – 877 – 9668, email: carmen.ciocan@gmail.com
  • 12.
    CONTACT US FOOD SAFETYCONSULTANTS Bartek Dobek Tel: 815-641-6404 e-mail: bartdobek@bdfoodsafety.com Training options and registration e-mail: training@bdfoodsafety.com