Applying Process-based Analytics to Audit Results for Process Management and Improvement

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Applying Process-based Analytics to Audit Results for Process Management and Improvement

John G. Surak, PhD

Surak and Associates

Clemson, SC USA

Audits and the food processing industry

Food processors conduct a large number of audits

Pre Op

Facilities

Pest control

Microbial environmental monitoring

Food Safety Management Systems require

Internal audit

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Function of the internal audit

The internal audit is designed to answer the following questions Is the FSMS implemented?

Is the FSMS effective?

Is the FSMS efficient?

Is the FSMS sustainable?

Is the FSMS updated?

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Linked FSMS

The ISO 22000 or FSSC 22000 FSMS is a linked system

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Example of linkages

7.2 PRPs 7.8 Verification

planning

8.4.2 Evaluation of

individual verification

results

8.4.3 Analysis of

results of verification

activities

8.5

Improvement 8.4.1 Internal audit

Classical Audits

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8.4.3 Analysis of the results of verification activities

Conforming the overall performance of the FSMS

Identifying the needs for improvement of the FSMS

Identifying trends that indicate a higher incidence of potentially unsafe products

Establishing information for the planning of audits

Provide evidence that corrections and corrective actions are effective

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Application to PRPs

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Application to production data

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Improving audit effectiveness

The function of the internal audit is to determine that the organization is functioning according to plan

Auditor’s luck

Observe the process and determine what is not present and determine exceptions to what is present

Going beyond auditor’s luck

Use graphical techniques to quantify if the FSMS is operating according to plan

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Contact information

John G. Surak, PhD

[email protected]

864-506-2190

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