FSSC 22000 Version 7 for Catering and Food Service

Categories: FSMS, FSSC 22000
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One complete course, no prerequisites

There is nothing to buy first and nothing to unlock. An FSSC 22000 audit at category E is conducted against four documents, and all four are taught inside this one course, in the order they build on each other. This used to be the sector layer sold on top of two separate foundation courses. It is now self-contained.

1ISO 22000:2018The food safety management system itself: hazard analysis, the plan-do-check-act structure, and what an auditor looks for.
2ISO 22002-100:2025The prerequisite programmes that every food chain category shares.
3ISO 22002-2:2025The sector layer for catering, from receipt and cold holding to service and display.
4The FSSC 22000 Version 7 additional requirementsAll eighteen, taken at their real category E scope rather than in the abstract.

You can start the moment you enrol. Each teaching module ends with a knowledge check, and a graded final assessment leads to the certificate.

This course is the catering layer of FSSC 22000 Version 7. It takes food chain category E, catering and food service delivered directly to the consumer, and teaches what ISO 22002-2:2025 adds on top of ISO 22002-100:2025 and which of the eighteen additional requirements reach a kitchen.

Environmental monitoring under 2.5.7 does not reach category E, and knowing why matters as much as knowing that, because ISO 22002-100 still holds you to a clean environment. Multi site certification does reach category E, so 2.5.18 and its central function apply to a hotel group in a way they never apply to a factory. Management of services and purchased materials reaches you through one sub requirement only. The course works through every one at its real scope, quoting the clause, naming the documented information it demands and the toolkit document that holds it.

Twenty four lessons in four modules, eight games and knowledge checks, and a graded final assessment in two parts. Three attempts at each assessed part and a pass mark of 70 percent. Every question carries a written explanation naming the clause that settles it.

Course Content

MODULE 1: THE SCHEME, CERTIFICATION AND WHAT VERSION 7 CHANGED
How FSSC 22000 Version 7.0 is built, how certification works, and what moved from Version 6.

  • Module 1 Learning Outcomes
  • Lesson 1: Introduction to FSSC 22000 Version 7
    00:00
  • Lesson 2: The Components of FSSC 22000
    00:00
  • Lesson 3: How the Scheme is Structured and Certified
    00:00
  • Lesson 4: Scheme Overview
    00:00
  • Lesson 5: Recognition, GFSI 2024 and the Global ACI MRA
    00:00
  • Lesson 6: The Scope Structure Overhaul
    00:00
  • Lesson 7: Aim, Objectives and Nature, What Was Strengthened
    00:00
  • Lesson 8: Category by Category Changes
    00:00
  • Lesson 9: Requirements for Organizations
    00:00
  • Lesson 10: The Certification Process
    00:00
  • Lesson 11: Requirements for Certification Bodies
    00:00
  • Lesson 12: Requirements for Accreditation Bodies
    00:00
  • Lesson 13: Overview of the Scheme Changes
    00:00
  • Lesson 14: Recap and Looking Ahead
    00:00
  • Category or clause?
  • Module 1 knowledge check

MODULE 2: IMPLEMENTING ISO 22000:2018
The management system requirements, clause by clause, with the operational clauses worked in depth.

MODULE 3: PREREQUISITE PROGRAMMES AND ISO 22002-100:2025
The common prerequisite programme requirements that every food chain category works to, and how they are implemented.

MODULE 4: CATEGORY E, AND WHAT AN AUDIT IS CONDUCTED AGAINST
Settles what food chain category E is in the scheme's own words, the four documents a category E audit is conducted against, and the two places the documents are not conclusive. Also covers multi-site certification, which category E may use, and how findings are graded.

MODULE 5: ISO 22002-2:2025, THE CATERING LAYER
ISO 22002-2:2025 clause by clause: the nine places it adds catering specific requirements, the four definitions it introduces, the informative annex on preparation, and the much larger body of requirement that ISO 22002-100:2025 still carries for a kitchen.

MODULE 6: THE ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS AT CATEGORY E SCOPE
The eighteen FSSC 22000 additional requirements read against food chain category E, at heading scope and at sub-requirement scope. Sixteen reach a catering site, two do not, and several reach it only in part.

MODULE 7: THE IMPLEMENTATION TOOLKIT
Turning the modules behind you into evidence: a category E gap assessment you can run against your own kitchen, and a worked example.

MODULE 8: PRACTICAL EXERCISES
Two graded exercises set in a production kitchen and on a client site. Find the defects, cite the clause, and grade the finding the way an auditor would.

Course Feedback
Rate the course and leave us a Google review using the review buttons in the feedback lesson, then complete the final assessment.

MODULE 9: FINAL ASSESSMENT AND NEXT STEPS
The graded final assessment, marked by the platform the moment you submit, with a written explanation naming the clause that settles every question.

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