The University of Arizona Food Safety Program equips food manufacturers, food safety professionals and food scientists/technologists with the knowledge and skills to develop and implement food safety programs.
If you are interested in attending a training at another time or in a different location, please contact us. If we see that there is interest, we may schedule additional trainings based on demand.
Basic Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) Training
HACCP is the internationally recognized system to identify and manage food safety-related risk. HACCP addresses food safety through the analysis and control of physical, biological and chemical hazards, from raw material production to manufacturing, distribution and consumption.
Federal food safety regulations for meat and poultry mandate that each manufacturer must rely on a trained individual who has received instruction in the application of HACCP principles. Those trained individuals must perform a periodic reassessment of the ongoing adequacy of the HACCP plan.
This course directly fulfills these regulatory expectations, as well as provides additional practical and technical instruction to assist food manufacturers in producing safe product.
The content of this course is accredited by the International HACCP Alliance.
Upcoming Basic HACCP Classes
Fall 2023 Class: September 15-16 (8 a.m.-5 p.m.), September 17 (8 a.m.-noon) - registration for this class is now closed.
Schedule: two full days and one half-day of live, in person instructor-led training
Can't make this date? Let us know you are interested, and you will be the first to know when the next classes are scheduled.
Location:
The Refinery @ The UA Tech Park
1600 East Idea Lane, 3rd Floor
Tucson, Arizona 85713
Questions?
For registration support, contact Katharine Lehrman Carey via phone at (520) 626-4233 or via email.