The CanadaGAP Auditor Training program has a pre-course assignment therefore registration will close two weeks before the course start date.
This 5-day course is designed to train potential auditors specifically for the CanadaGAP program. It includes an intensive review of the CanadaGAP manual requirements, with the incorporation of practical examples specific to commodity or region, and optional HACCP and repacking and wholesaling components. The course is four days of classroom training and a fifth day for review and examination(s).
Pre-Course Assignment: The pre-course assignment must be submitted at least ten business days before the course starts. Participants will be notified via email of their assignment result, and they must receive at least 80% in order to be eligible to take the course.
Exam Details:
Once registered, a copy of the CanadaGAP Food Safety Manual will be shared with the participants electronically. Participants must pre-qualify for this course by reading the CanadaGAP Food Safety Manual and passing a pre-course assignment.
Qualifying as an Auditor: In order to become a CanadaGAP Auditor, participants must meet certain qualifications and requirements. For information on these qualifications and requirements, as well as for general information on becoming a CanadaGAP Auditor, please visit.
Program Benefits
At the end of the program, you will:
This two-day course is designed to educate attendees on the CanadaGAP Food Safety Program. It includes general information about the CanadaGAP program, including details on how to become CanadaGAP certified, along with a review of the main technical requirements laid out in the CanadaGAP program.
Meeting GFSI requirements involves developing a strong internal audit program and conducting an internal audit of your food safety management system. Attend AFPA’s Principles of Internal Auditing training program and gain the knowledge and skills to conduct an internal audit of your food safety management system and manage the corrective and preventive action process for continual improvement.
At the end of the program, you will:
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