Course Overview:
Good Production Practices (GPP) of the Cannabis Act mandates that Licensed Producers ensure the cleanliness of the premises and equipment. Having effective sanitation and pre-operational Inspection procedures can minimize the risk of contamination of your product, ingredients, processing aids, packaging materials, and product contact surfaces.
It is therefore extremely important to understand the fundamental principle of sanitation procedures and to implement and use these procedures effectively. Lack of proper and validated cleaning and sanitation program can result in costly contamination, return of products, and recalls.
This course and workshop concentrate on three important aspects of an effective sanitation program; Premise, Equipment and Personnel. Participants are given a thorough understanding of the importance of cleaning and sanitizing procedures and their responsibilities, and why these are important parts of their (and not cleaners`) jobs.
Course Outline:
- Cannabis Regulations-Review Sanitation Requirement, Expectation and Current Guidance
- What is Sanitation
- Sanitation Program for
- Premise
- Equipment
- Personnel
- Sanitation Procedure (SOP) for
- Premise
- Equipment
- Personnel
- Sanitation Verification
- Who, When, What, How
- Sanitation Checklist
- Pre-Operational Inspection
- Sanitation Records
- Role of QA
- Training of Personnel
- Cleaning Agents
- Pest Control
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