HACCP Verification Quiz

Which of the following ensures the HACCP Plan is controlling the hazards and the day-to-day activities are in compliance with the HACCP Plan?

• Hazard analysis

• Flow diagram

• Verification

• Critical limits

Which of the following is NOT a task which occurs in verification?

• Verify prerequisite programs

• Verify Critical Control Points

• Verify the HACCP Plan

• Verify employee identification information

When verifying Critical Control Points, which of the following is NOT a task which takes place?

• Reviewing records

• Employee audits

• Calibration of equipment

• Designing a new HACCP Plan

Which of the following is a review of records associated with the production of a product before it has been shipped to ensure completeness?

• Distribution review

• Pre-shipment review

• Post-shipment review

• Logistical review

Which of the following is NOT a USDA FSIS verification regulation requirement?

• Inspection must be completed by the FDA

• Review of records and sampling activities

• Meets FSIS compliance checklist of regulations and standards

• HACCP Plan complies with regulations and standards

Which of the following is a thorough review of the hazard analysis to address specific hazards to determine if they are controlled?

• Reassessment

• Verification

• Calibration

• Inspection

Which of the following is an objective of verification?

• Determine if product quality is high

• Determine if the HACCP Plan is valid

• Set new quality standards

• Defining nutrient content of the product

How often should a review of a HACCP Plan occur?

• Annually

• Every two years

• Every three years

• Every four years

Which of the following is NOT an activity which occurs when verifying Critical Control Points?

• Review of records

• Nutrient content analyzation

• Employee audits

• Calibration of equipment

When verifying the perquisite programs, which of the following are reviewed?

• GMPs and SSOPs

• GMPs and employee records

• SSOPs and employee records

• Employee records and Critical Control Points