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Hazard Analysis and Preventive Controls for Feed Online Training Receive a PCQI Certificate and build an Animal Food Safety Plan Who Should Parcipate? Feed industry profession- als who need to meet the training requirements for a PCQI and are responsi- ble for developing an ani- mal food safety plan Why Parcipate? Become a PCQI Earn an FSPCA Preven- ve Controls Cerficate Pracce animal food safety plan team man- agement skills How to Parcipate? Course includes lectures, readings, video confer- ences, and homework as- signments that culminate in the development of an animal food safety plan. This online 8–week course fulfills the requirement for a prevenve controls qualified individu- al(PCQI) as defined in the Current Good Manu- facturing Pracce, Hazard Analysis and Risk-based Prevenve Controls for Animal Food regulaon. It includes the FDA-recognized standardized curric- ulumdeveloped by the Food Safety Prevenve Controls Alliance (FSPCA). Office of the Texas State Chemist • 445 Agronomy Road, 2114 TAMU, College Station, TX 77843-2114 (979)845 1121 • Toll-free (800)848 1121 Fax (979)845 1389 [email protected] ©2007-2012 Office of the Texas State Chemist Dr. Tim Herrman, Lead Instructor Dr. Herrman is a professor in the Texas A&M Universitys De- partment of Soil & Crop Sciences and serves as Director of the Office of the Texas State Chemist, which regulates the manufacture and distribuon of 20 million tons of commer- cial animal feed in Texas. Register for the course: hp://pcqi.tamu.edu/ For more informaon: [email protected]
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  • Hazard Analysis and Preventive Controls for Feed Online Training Receive a PCQI Certificate and build an Animal Food Safety Plan

    Who Should Participate?

    Feed industry profession-als who need to meet the training requirements for a PCQI and are responsi-ble for developing an ani-mal food safety plan

    Why Participate?

    Become a PCQI

    Earn an FSPCA Preven-tive Controls Certificate

    Practice animal food safety plan team man-agement skills

    How to Participate?

    Course includes lectures, readings, video confer-ences, and homework as-signments that culminate in the development of an animal food safety plan.

    This online 8–week course fulfills the requirement for a “preventive controls qualified individu-al” (PCQI) as defined in the Current Good Manu-facturing Practice, Hazard Analysis and Risk-based Preventive Controls for Animal Food regulation. It includes the FDA-recognized “standardized curric-ulum” developed by the Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance (FSPCA).

    Office of the Texas State Chemist • 445 Agronomy Road, 2114 TAMU, College Station, TX 77843-2114

    (979)845 1121 • Toll-free (800)848 1121 • Fax (979)845 1389 • [email protected]

    ©2007-2012 Office of the Texas State Chemist

    Dr. Tim Herrman, Lead Instructor

    Dr. Herrman is a professor in the Texas A&M University’s De-partment of Soil & Crop Sciences and serves as Director of the Office of the Texas State Chemist, which regulates the manufacture and distribution of 20 million tons of commer-cial animal feed in Texas.

    Register for the course: http://pcqi.tamu.edu/

    For more information: [email protected]

    mailto:[email protected]://pcqi.tamu.edu/mailto:[email protected]

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