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Good Business Management Practices


          Be  sure  everyone  understands  the  hand-offs
          between  processes—who  is  responsible  and
          what are the performance  measurables.

      7.  Past   due   calibrations,   audits,   and
          management  reviews.  Utilize  computer
          software  to track and stay on top of your food
          safety  system schedule. Management reviews
          should  help eliminate the  weaknesses in  your
          system.  Keep  a  calendar  of  dates  and  times
          these are due, spreading them throughout the
          year so that it is not as stressful just before an
          audit and you have time to complete everything.

      8.  Little or no companywide understanding of
          preventive  action  records.  Take  credit  for
          your  plans.  Campaign  for  a  companywide
          understanding  of  how  to  document  your
          preventive action plans. A HACCP plan itself is
          a  preventive  action,  as  you  identify  hazards
          before  they  occur.  In  today’s  management
          philosophy,   which   includes   continuous
          improvement  efforts,  we  are  instilling  an
          emphasis  on  preventive  action.  This  helps  to
          reduce  nonconformities  through prevention, as
          opposed to correction.

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