ISO 22000 requires internal audits at planned intervals, and the quality of those audits decides whether food safety hazards are caught inside the organisation or by a customer, a regulator or a recall. The standard sets the requirement; the internal auditor determines whether it means anything.
This two-day course trains process owners and food safety professionals to conduct internal audits of a Food Safety Management System in line with ISO 22000 and the ISO 19011 auditing guidelines. It covers HACCP principles and hazard analysis alongside audit planning, reporting, nonconformity management and corrective action.
Learning Objectives
Course Content
The Auditor's Job
Whether food safety hazards have been properly identified and analysed.
Whether the controls exist on paper and on the line at the same time.
Food safety assured across the chain, not only inside your four walls.
Whether the system keeps the organisation on the right side of the rules.
Whether the scheme is adequate and actually working.
Whether corrective actions were taken and whether they held.
Who Should Attend
Before You Begin
New to ISO 22000? Participants without prior knowledge of the standard are recommended to attend an ISO 22000 awareness programme first. This course builds on that foundation rather than introducing the standard.
Course Details
A two-day programme available as a virtual session, a public classroom batch or an in-house delivery at your own site, which suits training a food safety team together on the systems they audit daily.
The course is built around conducting the audit, from planning and evidence gathering through to writing nonconformity reports that stand up when challenged.
Why Choose Us
Chosen by food manufacturers, processors and supply chain businesses.
Trainers who audit food safety management systems in the field.
Hazard analysis taught as part of the audit, not as a separate subject.
Findings written so that they lead to action rather than argument.
Part of the Quality Austria group network with international reach.
FAQ
The ISO 22000 FSMS Internal Auditor Training Course is designed to help professionals understand Food Safety Management Systems (FSMS) and develop the skills required to conduct internal audits in accordance with ISO 22000 standards and ISO 19011 auditing guidelines.
This course is ideal for food safety team leaders, quality assurance professionals, food industry managers, FSMS consultants, internal auditors and individuals responsible for implementing or maintaining food safety management systems within food-related organisations.
ISO 22000 helps organisations identify and control food safety hazards, improve regulatory compliance, strengthen customer confidence and ensure food safety throughout the entire food supply chain.
The course covers ISO 22000 requirements, HACCP principles, audit planning, audit reporting, food safety risk assessment, nonconformity management, corrective actions and internal auditing techniques aligned with ISO 19011 guidelines.
An internal auditor evaluates whether the organisation's food safety processes are effectively implemented, compliant with ISO 22000 requirements and capable of identifying and reducing food safety risks within operations.
Yes, ISO 22000 training includes HACCP principles and food safety hazard analysis concepts, which are essential for identifying, preventing and controlling food safety risks across food production and handling processes.
The ISO 22000 Food Safety Management System Internal Auditor course is typically conducted over two days and is available in online or instructor-led training formats.
Talk to our team about the next available batch or in-house delivery for your organisation.