Strategic compliance aligned to KSA 2030 and UAE 2031
Workforce FSMS competency and role clarity
Expert trainers with real-world food industry leadership
Codex HACCP and ISO integration mastery
Enterprise delivery and on-premise training flexibility
What our training includes:
Upcoming sessions
Food Safety Management System principles in the light of the new ISO 22 000:2018
ISO 22000:2005 - ISO 22000:2018: The Key differences
The history of Food Safety management: Cross references between the CODEX HACCP and ISO 22000:2018
International Guidelines and Regulations regarding food safety
Glossary used in Food Safety
Understanding organizational needs and expectations relating to the implementation of an FSMS
Leadership and top management commitment
Establishing and communicating the Food Safety Policy
Assigning the organizational roles and responsibilities
Planning based on the Risk-based thinking
Setting the Food Safety Management System objectives
Managing the changes in the FSMS
Resource requirements: People, infrastructure and work environment
Personnel competence and awareness
Maintaining effective internal and external communication
Documentation requirements of ISO 22000 – Creating and Updating documents
Detailed reference to documents with specific examples on the design and use of forms
Control of documents as evidence of conformity and traceability
Establishing the PRPs (prerequisite programmes)
The Traceability system: From incoming material to the end product
Emergency preparedness and response: Understanding the organization’s responsibility in the food chain
Hazard control and analysis: Control measures and Hazard control plan
Control of monitoring and measuring activities/Verification planning
Control of product and process nonconformities: Corrective actions, product release/withdrawal/recall
The critical steps in performance evaluation: Monitoring, Measurement, Analysis and Evaluation
Internal audits in the context of ISO 22000 – team exercise on an internal audit
Management review: Reviewing the FSMS to ensure continuing fitness-for-purpose
Dealing with nonconformities and the critical role of corrective actions
The need for continual improvement and updating of the Food Safety Management System
Q&A and wrap-up session
After completing the course, the enterprise personnel will be able to:
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Understand ISO 22000 FSMS principles and Codex HACCP cross-references for enterprise application
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Analyze organizational needs and expectations when implementing an effective Food Safety Management System
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Develop controlled ISO 22000 documentation ensuring traceability, conformity evidence and audit readiness
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Implement PRPs and hazard control plans supporting safe product realization across food operations
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Conduct internal audits, monitoring, measurement and management reviews to evaluate FSMS performance
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Enable workforce capability through suitable workplace learning and in-house training delivery options
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The ISO 22000 Food Safety Management Course is a structured and enterprise-focused training that enables organizations to design, implement and improve an FSMS aligned with ISO 22000:2018. It integrates Codex HACCP, risk-based thinking, leadership accountability and regulatory requirements across the food chain.
This course improves workforce competence in traceability systems, PRPs, hazard analysis, documentation control, internal audits and corrective actions. Organizations can benefit through improved compliance, reduced downtime, audit readiness and consistent food safety governance across teams and locations.
This ISO 22000 Food Safety Management Course focuses on organizational capability building rather than individual certification alone. It includes the following:
This course targets quality managers, food safety leads, operations managers, auditors, consultants and senior decision-makers responsible for FSMS governance. It also suits cross-functional personnel involved in procurement, production, warehousing and distribution.
Designed for organizations in manufacturing, FMCG, catering, logistics and agri-food sectors, our ISO 22000 Food Safety Management Course supports workforce upskilling and leadership alignment. It is valuable for enterprises operating in the UAE and the Middle East with multi-site compliance needs.
Yes. Codex HACCP integration forms a core pillar of the ISO 22000 Food Safety Management Course. This includes the following aspects:
Organizations adopting ISO 22000 benefit from standardized processes that reduce waste, rework and downtime. This impacts operational efficiency and increases ROI. Clear hazard controls and defined responsibilities prevent disruptions and food safety incidents.
According to the ISO Survey, organizations implementing ISO management systems report 20–30% improvement in process consistency and audit outcomes. The ISO 22000 FSMS Course enables teams to translate compliance into measurable operational returns.
Yes. Our institute, Learners Point, delivers flexible enterprise learning with on-site training options for all personnel or team members. It includes:
The ISO 22000 Food Safety Management Training support workforce upskilling initiatives and aligns with organizational L&D strategies by building applied competence and not just theoretical awareness.
The teams enrolled in this course gain consistent FSMS knowledge. This enables faster onboarding, reduced dependency on external consultants and sustainable internal capability development.
Our ISO 22000 training reduce operational downtime by teaching workforce how to clear hazard controls, improve emergency preparedness and use corrective action processes. This helps to prevent unplanned shutdowns and recalls.
By training their teams or personnel to identify risks early, organizations maintain continuity, protect brand reputation and minimize costly disruptions.
Yes. Our ISO 22000 FSMS training course support multi-site or multinational organizations. The FSMS framework taught in this program supports scalable implementation. This includes: