OSHAA 30-Hours ISO 22000:2018 Food Safety Management System (FSMS) Lead Auditor

Introduction

In today’s global food industry, safety is not just a requirement — it’s a promise of trust. The 30-Hour ISO 22000:2018 Food Safety Management System (FSMS) Lead Auditor Course equips professionals with the expertise to lead audits, ensure compliance, and enhance food-safety performance. Whether you are a quality manager, auditor, or food-industry professional, this program is your pathway to becoming a certified food-safety expert.

Why ISO 22000:2018?

ISO 22000:2018 defines the requirements for a Food Safety Management System that helps organizations control hazards, ensure product safety, and maintain global standards.
Key benefits include:

  • A risk-based approach integrated with HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points) and prerequisite programs.

  • Application of the Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) model for continuous system improvement.

  • International recognition — accepted across food manufacturing, processing, and supply-chain sectors.

Who Should Attend?

This course is ideal for:

  • Food Safety and Quality Professionals

  • Internal and External Auditors

  • FSMS Implementers and Consultants

  • Production and Quality Managers

  • Anyone seeking international certification in food-safety auditing

Course Objectives

After completing this 30-hour course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand and interpret ISO 22000:2018 requirements.

  • Plan, conduct, report, and follow up on FSMS audits.

  • Identify non-conformities and develop effective corrective actions.

  • Evaluate prerequisite and HACCP programs.

  • Lead internal and external food-safety audits professionally.

Course Content & Duration

Duration: 30 Hours (comprehensive training)

Key Modules Include:

  • Overview of Food Safety & ISO 22000:2018 Structure

  • Clause-by-Clause Explanation of ISO 22000 Requirements

  • HACCP Principles and Prerequisite Programs (PRPs)

  • Audit Planning and Preparation

  • Conducting, Reporting, and Following Up Audits

  • Leadership Roles and Communication Skills for Lead Auditors

  • Case Studies, Group Exercises, and Mock Audits

Benefits of Attending

  • Gain international recognition as a Certified FSMS Lead Auditor

  • Strengthen your auditing and leadership skills

  • Enhance your organization’s ability to achieve and maintain ISO 22000 certification

  • Improve compliance, product safety, and customer confidence

  • Expand career opportunities in food-safety and quality management

Certification & Next Steps

Upon successful completion, participants receive a Certificate of Completion for the ISO 22000:2018 FSMS Lead Auditor Training.
Graduates can:

  • Conduct and lead food-safety audits within their organizations or for clients.

  • Support third-party certification audits.

  • Advance toward becoming a recognized Lead Auditor with certification bodies.

Why Choose This Course?

  • Intensive 30-Hour format – perfect for busy professionals.

  • Up-to-date with the latest ISO 22000:2018 standard.

  • Practical, real-world case studies and exercises.

  • Delivered by experienced and certified trainers.

  • Globally recognized certification adds value to your CV and career.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need prior experience?
A: Basic knowledge of food-safety or quality management systems is helpful but not mandatory.

Q: Is the certificate internationally valid?
A: Yes, the certification is recognized globally in the food-safety industry.

Q: What career opportunities can I pursue?
A: Successful participants can work as Lead Auditors, Quality Managers, FSMS Consultants, or Compliance Officers.

Q: Is this course suitable for individuals and companies?
A: Absolutely — it benefits both individual professionals and organizations aiming for ISO 22000 certification.

Conclusion

The 30-Hour ISO 22000:2018 FSMS Lead Auditor Course is an essential qualification for anyone serious about food safety and quality. It empowers professionals to lead audits, identify risks, and ensure compliance with international food-safety standards.