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Verification is confirmation that the plan is being correctly implemented.
It requires review of the documentation that control limits are beingmonitored
and that corrective actions are being applied when CCP control limits are
violated. Responsibility and accountability for this documentation is important.
Independent verification of the HACCP plan is required for defensibility.
Reassessment of the HACCP plan is an opportunity to simplify or expand
as necessary. Effective HACCP teams typically reassess their plans at least twice
per year.
Every hazard analysis and control plan should include process flow
diagrams, a systematic hazard analysis and summary, the validation criteria
that the hazard is controlled under operating conditions and a verification
schedule.
The NSF International Education, Training and Certification Course
in HACCP for BuildingWater SystemManagement
Education, training and a certification course inHACCP for buildingwater
systems have become readily available in the US (Gillilland 2014). In keeping
with the mission of NSF International, to protect and improve human health
and safety, NSF offers education, training and certification courses on HACCP
for building water systems. The curriculum covers how HACCP is be applied
to building water systems, examples of implementation and benefits derived
from using the process for building water safety. References from the literature
are provided. Specific examples of successful HACCP-based building water
system management programs are cited. Course attendees are empowered to
apply HACCP for building water system management at their own facilities
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