Introduction to Food Safety Risk Management (3 Days)
November 3, 5, & 7, 2003
Cost: $570 Industry, $470 Government/Academia
Prerequisite: Overview of Risk Analysis or equivalent knowledge
Who Should Attend:
This is the foundation course for understanding risk analysis.
Ideal students are those who are interested or involved in
learning fundamental information about risk analysis, risk assessment,
and risk communication,
including:
- Managers
- Assessors
- Communicators
- Stakeholders
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- Agency bystanders
- Academics
- NGO
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This Course Will Help You To:
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Discuss the risk analysis paradigm as a fundamental change
in the way we approach modern food safety
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Identify at least two risk management models in order to
better understand the function of risk management
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Describe the risk managers’ roles in problem identification,
objectives setting, and identifying questions that will guide assessment
and communication tasks
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Identify and describe the key interactions among managers,
assessors, and communicators
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Convey the importance of and methods for effectively telling
the story of a risk analysis
This course meets a requirement of the JIFSAN Core Certificate in food safety risk analysis.
REGISTRATION - 3 ways to register:
- Online: Click
here
This link will take you to
the On-line Registration site for JIFSAN Sponsored Events.
Select JIFSAN Professional Development Training
Program - 2003.
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- Print, complete and fax this PDF
to: 301-314-6693
- Print, complete and mail this PDF
to:
Conferences and Visitor Services - JIFSAN
University of Maryland
0101 Annapolis Hall
College Park, MD 20742
FDA Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition participants should contact their staff college for registration information
- Courses will be located at The Inn and Conference
Center:
3501 University Boulevard East
Adephi, MD 20783
Parking at The Inn and Conference Center is complimentary
for these courses.
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