Transmission & Drivetrain Systems Flashcards
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Which of the following BEST describes a 'decision tree' in the context of HACCP?
Answer: A structured series of questions used to determine whether a control point is a CCP
A HACCP decision tree provides a logical sequence of questions to help determine whether a step in the process qualifies as a Critical Control Point.
A food facility receives raw ingredients from multiple suppliers. Under HACCP, which control measure is MOST appropriate for managing chemical hazard risks from incoming materials?
Answer: Supplier verification program including certificates of analysis
A supplier verification program with certificates of analysis provides documented evidence that chemical hazards in incoming materials are controlled at the source.
During an audit, a HACCP auditor observes that monitoring data for a CCP shows values consistently near but within the critical limit. The auditor should MOST likely recommend:
Answer: Establishing an operational limit to provide a safety buffer before the critical limit is reached
Operational (action) limits provide a buffer between the target and the critical limit, allowing corrective adjustments before a true CCP deviation occurs.
Which of the following is NOT one of the seven principles of HACCP?
Answer: Implement a product recall program
A recall program is a regulatory and prerequisite requirement, but it is not one of the seven core HACCP principles.
A HACCP auditor is assessing the severity component of a hazard. Which factor is MOST relevant to severity?
Answer: The seriousness of the health consequences if the hazard is not controlled
Severity refers to the magnitude of the harm caused by a hazard if it reaches the consumer, such as whether it causes mild discomfort or life-threatening illness.
An auditor finds that a facility's HACCP plan has not been reassessed since it was first written five years ago, despite the addition of a new product line. This is BEST described as:
Answer: A non-conformance because the HACCP plan must be reassessed when changes are made
HACCP plans must be reviewed and updated whenever changes occur that could affect the hazard analysis or the adequacy of the control measures.
When a HACCP auditor reviews the flow diagram for a product, the MOST important check is to verify that:
Answer: The flow diagram accurately reflects the actual production process as observed on the floor
The flow diagram must accurately represent the real production process so that the hazard analysis is based on actual, not assumed, conditions.