Working Together
What Changes
Worth Fighting For
In the Fight
100

This means a person who works for and leads other people

What is leader?

100

What is the second principle of HACCP?

What is determining the Critical Control Points? (CCP)

100

 How often should monitoring occur at Critical Control Points?

What is at regular intervals as specified in the HACCP plan?

100

 Give an example of a Critical Control Point in food preparation.

What is cooking meat to a safe temperature?

200

What is not the same?

Different

200

 What does the term "Critical Limit" refer to?

What is the maximum or minimum value to which a hazard must be controlled?

200

What is an example of a monitoring procedure for a cooking process?

 What is checking the internal temperature of the food?

200

 How do you determine if a step is a Critical Control Point?

 What is by applying a decision tree or flowchart analysis?

300

What is the same for everyone?

Equal

300

What is the purpose of the verification step in HACCP?

What is to ensure that the HACCP plan is working effectively?

300

 Why is record-keeping important in monitoring?

What is it provides proof of compliance and helps identify trends?

300

What happens if a CCP is not monitored properly?

 What is it could lead to unsafe food products?

400

 What is the first step in developing a HACCP plan?

  • What is conducting a hazard analysis?

400

Name one method used for monitoring Critical Control Points.

What is temperature checks, visual inspections, or time tracking?

400

What should be done if a Critical Limit is not met during monitoring?

What is take corrective action immediately?

400

Explain the role of a HACCP team in identifying CCPs.

What is it involves collaboration and expertise to assess risks and establish controls?