BRCGS Training
BRCGS Training by PMC will help you not only achieve certification but thoroughly understand and sustain it. All our training programs systematically cover all the hidden aspects of food safety and related hazards. Process Management Consulting’s industry experts & professionals are proud to offer a wide range of BRCGS training programs. International guidelines are accepted and implemented at each level of the training.
PMC Training Courses cover:
- Statistical Process Control
- ASQ Certified Auditor Exam Refresher (CQA)
- Critical Thinking
- Internal Auditing
The core aim of the training is to deal with the issues arising in product safety, quality, and legality. We combine BRCGS global standards along with our expertise in order to share our knowledge and so you can achieve safe food management. The BRCGS standard is recognized and approved by GFSI. Today, there are more than 10,000 certified manufacturers in over 96 countries.
Understanding the Global Standard for Food Safety
Process Management Consulting has trained hundreds of retailers, food processors, distributors, etc., in understanding the global standard for food safety.
BRCGS Storage & Distribution
BRCGS Storage and Distribution guidelines are designed to assist the entire supply chain, manufacturers of food and packaging products, etc. in achieving certification. BRCGS standards are developed, implemented, and sustained for quality storage and distribution.
BRCGS Internal Auditor Standards Training
Meeting the requirements of Global BRCGS Internal Auditor Standards is quite challenging. Some of the details which must be understood can be quite complex.
BRCGS Third Party Auditor Course
PMC is among the most reputed training providers of BRCGS Third Party Auditor Courses in the USA. Our expertly conducted seminars cover all aspects of executing and achieving quality third party audits.
BRCGS Pre-Assessments
In addition to providing BRCGS training PMC provides BRCGS per-assessment training services. We analyze whether the requirements and systems are properly implemented and whether documentation is in order.
