Pre-Shipment Review
Ok... couple questions seeking a little feedback :headhurts:
- Would anyone be willing to share a blank Pre-Shipment Review Log? I'm curious to know what everyone puts on there.
- If your company produces FG in say a 2 day process, do you only do a Pre-Shipment review on finished goods or also WIP? So for example if we make product on day 1 into 5 lbs bags and on day 2 the 5lb bags are then cased into its final FG form of a 4/5 cs.
Hopefully that makes sense! Thanks for your opinions and input! :spoton: :spoton:
Hi, RRF;
Could you provide a more comprehensive outline of your process?
We are USDC/FDA HACCP and we don't perform a pre-shipment review log, but we do outbound inspection on vehicles.
Our product is inspected throughout CP/CCP (up to six points) before master as finished product, and again when mastered for proper labeling. Once verified the product is released (unless requiring positive release by customer).
Hi, RRF;
Could you provide a more comprehensive outline of your process?
We are USDC/FDA HACCP and we don't perform a pre-shipment review log, but we do outbound inspection on vehicles.
Our product is inspected throughout CP/CCP (up to six points) before master as finished product, and again when mastered for proper labeling. Once verified the product is released (unless requiring positive release by customer).
Hi Slab,
We are a USDA inspected facility and we manufacture RTE Not Shelf Stable (Alternative 3) product. Not sure if that is what you were asking for?
Dear RRF,
FG = ? finished goods ?
WIP = ? work in progress ?
TFYA
Rgds / Charles.C
Hi RRF,
I am a USDA inspected facility and we manufacture RTE Not Shelf Stable (Alternative 3) product. We cook our meat on day one and on day two we assemble, package and ship. On our cook and chill log we have our pre-shipment review that is signed off on the second day.
If a copy of the form would help you let me know your email address.
David
Hi RRF,
I am a USDA inspected facility and we manufacture RTE Not Shelf Stable (Alternative 3) product. We cook our meat on day one and on day two we assemble, package and ship. On our cook and chill log we have our pre-shipment review that is signed off on the second day.
If a copy of the form would help you let me know your email address.
David
Dear djfitz,
Perhaps you could "summarise" the contents here also ?
Rgds / Charles.C
Hi RRF,
I am a USDA inspected facility and we manufacture RTE Not Shelf Stable (Alternative 3) product. We cook our meat on day one and on day two we assemble, package and ship. On our cook and chill log we have our pre-shipment review that is signed off on the second day.
If a copy of the form would help you let me know your email address.
David
David -
If you would email it to me at xxxxxxxxxxxx
Dear RRF,
Apologies for removal of email address but no need to post directly if you think about it. The problem is that it acts as spammer bait.
Rgds / Charles.C
Dear RRF,
Apologies for removal of email address but no need to post directly if you think about it. The problem is that it acts as spammer bait.
Rgds / Charles.C
No worries. I tried to directly message them but it would not allow me to :-/
Your process may vary to the point that this isn't helpful, but we've identified our CCP review as the Pre-shipment review.
Our CCP is our Metal Detectors. At the end of each shift, the line leads sign off that they verified that everything occured as needed.
The next day, when we got through and verify that all the signatures occured as they were required, and that all the results were as they should be, we sign off on that. That becomes our pre-shipment review. It is labeled as such on the paperwork.
Setanta
Ok, USDA. The program would equate to roughly a positive release policy for us. Nothing ships to consumer until all control documents are reviewed and signed.
Here is another thread on the topic;
http://www.ifsqn.com...edure-examples/
Here is a notice on 9 CFR 417.5 ( c ) if you do not want to follow the previous thread;
FSIS Notice.pdf 34.26KB 64 downloads
Hi! I know this thread is a bit old, and I am in the same predicament. Our facility produces the components for the finished good 2 days in advance before assembling the Finished Good. So let me break it down a bit better:
Day 1: We make (cook & cool (USDA)) filling component and outer dough component.
Day 2: We assemble the product, cook, cool, package the finished good.
How would I go about doing a pre shipment review for this? Currently we are signing every single recipe and document and I feel there has to be an easier way. I'm signing over 50 documents daily as record review and pre shipment review. I would like to make this a more efficient process so I can dedicate time into improving programs and developing our team for SQF. If someone could share a template that would be great.
It is my understanding that pre shipment review is a snapshot of the process. So a summary of all ccps met before the product goes out the door?
Thank you for any help you guys can provide!
Documents as part of your production run should always be reviewed by somebody, but you could designate and train other personnel for review of most documents to help alleviate your daily load.
We ended up creating a pre-release checklist at a spice plant we consulted for: it listed the critical documents of a batch record and a checkbox to indicate those records were present in the record and were individually reviewed (pre-op inspections, CCP checks, etc.). With all documents accounted for with no issues seen, the bottom of the form indicated whether the batch was approved or delayed/denied for release with the QA Manager's signature.
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It is my understanding that pre shipment review is a snapshot of the process. So a summary of all ccps met before the product goes out the door?
Thank you for any help you guys can provide!
Our pre-shipment review is simply having a second reviewer for CCP related HACCP records as part of the positive release system. With important documents generally, a shift supervisor or other adequately trained people review them and add a signature to the bottom of the page -- the "pre-shipment review" is just a second round of that by other person, usually on the following shift (unless the material is on hold for environmental testing or something else that creates an extended release timeline).
REF
CFR title9 vol2 sec417.5
( c) Prior to shipping product, the establishment shall review the records associated with the production of that product, documented in accordance with this section, to ensure completeness, including the determination that all critical limits were met and, if appropriate, corrective actions were taken, including the proper disposition of product. Where practicable, this review shall be conducted, dated, and signed by an individual who did not produce the record(s), preferably by someone trained in accordance with §417.7 of this part, or the responsible establishment official.