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Prepare for FSMA Compliance
Agenda
Qualified Individuals
Training Options for Compliance
Animal Food Rule
NSF Globally
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Our Mission
NSF International is a global , non-profit, public health and safety organization.
Our mission and focus has always been protecting and improving human and animal health.
NSF International is dedicated to being the leading global provider of public health and safety-based risk management solutions while serving the interests of all stakeholders, namely the public, the business community and government agencies.
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NSF helps people live safer.
We carry out this human health and safety mission by:
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Writing standards to promote food, drinking water,
indoor air, dietary supplements,
consumer products and
environmental safety
Certifying products to these
standards
Conducting safety audits for the
food, water and consumer goods
industries
Providing strategic and technical
consulting for the dietary
supplement, pharmaceutical, medical device,
food and beverage industries
Developing training and education programs
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Testing products to these and
other standards
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NSF International (Canada)
Canadian Headquarters: Guelph, ON
Providing expert advice, practical solutions and proven results to the food and beverage industry since 1996.
We strive to make the difference with our clients.
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NSF Around the Globe
NSF provides services in 168 countries with 75 office and laboratory locations.
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Prepare for FSMA Compliance
If you are a pet food manufacturer or a pet
food ingredient supplier prepare to be asked for
evidence of FSMA compliance
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Prepare for FSMA Compliance
Two phases of compliance1. cGMP2. Preventive Controls
Reports of customers settingtheir own compliancedeadlines
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Animal Food Rule
• Two sectors– Pet food manufacturers’ supply chain– Animal Feed supply chain
• The rules apply to domestic and foreign suppliers of finished products and ingredient suppliers
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Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP)
• Importers of record of finished animal food or animal food ingredients for re-sale must ensure foreign suppliers are in compliance with the FSMA regulations
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Foreign Supplier Verification Program (FSVP)
• Importers must– Identify potential food
and feed safety hazards in incoming products or ingredients
– Determine if their suppliers are supplying safe food in compliance with the regulation
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Management Responsibility
• Management, owners, operators or agent in charge must ensure individuals are qualified to perform their assigned duties
• Qualified individuals are defined in the regulation as:– Having the education, training or
experience necessary…as appropriate to their duties
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Qualified Individuals
• Qualified individuals are defined in the regulation as:– Receiving training in the principle of animal food hygiene and
animal food safety including the importance of personal health and hygiene appropriate to the animal food, facility and their duties.
– Includes temporary and seasonal workers
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Supervisors and Training Records
• Supervisors must be:– Qualified (educated and
trained)– Assigned responsibility for
ensuring qualified individuals are qualified (trained)
• Records of training must be kept
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Preventive Controls Qualified Individual (PCQI)
• A “Qualified Individual” who has successfully completed training in the development and application of risk based preventive controls at least equivalent to the FDA recognized curriculum (20 hours)
OR• Otherwise qualified through job experience
PCQIs are key persons in the development and management of Hazard Analysis and Risk based Preventive
Controls
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Compliance Timeline
Size cGMP Preventive Controls
General Sept 19th 2016 Sept18th 2017
SmallFewer than 500 FTE Employees
Sept 2017 Sept 2018
Very SmallLess than $2,500,000 annual
sales
Sept 2019 Sept 2020
Start now to comply with deadlines.
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Training of Interest
• FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food• General Training:
– cGMPs, personal hygiene, sanitation and cleaning, monitoring of preventive controls, traceability, non-food chemical handling, maintenance for food safety
• Task Training– Receiving, measuring, blending, processing, packaging, storage, loading
and shipping, pest control• Preventive Control Training:
– Monitoring task training and verification for preventive controls• Verification and Validation of Food Safety Plans for PCQIsDisclaimer: This list is as by way of example. Training requirements will vary from facility to facility. This is not a complete listing of all training implied
in the regulation
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• Trains more than 6000 professionals annually in the global food and beverage industry:– HACCP, ISO, food safety and
quality, GFSI, FSMA, regulations, microbiology, packaging
• Accredited by ANSI and the International Association of Continuing Education and Training (IACET)
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NSF Training and Education Services: Training Delivery
• Public training programs in cities across North America. Open to any attendees.
• Onsite/customized training programs delivered at your facility save you time and money.
• Elearning lets you participate in interactive and technical programming from anywhere, anytime.
• Webinars delivered by industry experts. Participate in interactive, online programming from your location.
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FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food (PCQI Training)
• FDA-recognized standardized curriculum training (2.5 days)• Delivered by NSF Training and Education across Canada and the US• Available onsite or as public training courses• Agenda:
– FSMA Overview and cGMPs– Animal food safety hazards and overview of food safety plan– Hazard analysis and preventive controls determination– Preventive control management components– Process controls, sanitation controls, supply chain applied controls– Recall plans
For training offerings visit:www.nsflearn.org (Canada) and www.nsf.org (US)
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Additional Training Options for Pet food Manufacturers and Ingredient Suppliers
Training Courses Training Delivery
Sanitary Design:• Maintenance and engineering
Hazard identification, Analysis and Risk assessment:• For PCQIs and the food safety team
Root cause analysis:• For PCQIs, supervisors, management and the food safety team
Statistical Process Control (SPC):• For PCQIs, QA, R&D
Prerequisite Programs for Pet food
Validation of Preventive Controls
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For More Information Please Contact:
Iain WrightTechnical Manager NSF Training and [email protected]
For the 2017 training schedule visit www.nsflearn.org(Canada) and www.nsf.org (US)