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  • PCHF v2.0 LI Refresher Training | FSPCA

    The FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food (PCHF) Version 2.0 Lead Instructor Refresher Training course was developed to provide an overview of the design and instructor materials of the FSPCA PCHF Version 2.0 standardized curriculum. ⌂ / PC Human Food / PCHF V2.0 LI Refresher Training Training Enroll in a Course Eligibility You must be an FSPCA Human Food Lead Instructor to be eligible to enroll in FSPCA PCHF v2.0 Lead Instructor Refresher Training. Important Information The FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food (PCHF) Version 1.2 was officially retired on June 30, 2025. As of July 1, 2025, FSPCA permits registration and delivery of PCHF Version 2.0 courses only. If you intend to register and deliver FSPCA PCHF Version 2.0 participant courses, the FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food Version 2.0 Lead Instructor Refresher Training Course is mandatory. FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food Version 2.0 Lead Instructor Refresher Training The FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food (PCHF) Version 2.0 Lead Instructor Refresher Training course was developed to provide an overview of the design and instructor materials of the FSPCA PCHF Version 2.0 standardized curriculum. The Refresher Training course reviews the key updates to FSPCA PCHF Version 2.0 course content and provides guidance on how to use the Instructor Guide and instructor portal resources to support your Version 2.0 participant course delivery. Successful completion of this training allows you to register and deliver the FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food Version 2.0 participant courses as a Lead Instructor. Ready to enroll? Click on the “Enroll in a Course” tab! PCHF V2.0 Lead Instructor Refresher Training Schedule Multiple dates in a convenient virtual (live, instructor led) delivery format You are required to be present and engaged for the entire course to receive your FSPCA Human Food Version 2.0 Lead Instructor certificate. Courses may be canceled due to low enrollment Course Materials After enrollment, It is IMPERATIVE that you download the electronic course materials at least three (3) days prior the course start date. You must have the materials accessible during the course. Tutorial: Downloading Course Materials Important! Before you enroll, the NIFA FSOP Grant may provide funding for this training and course materials. Apply to determine your eligibility and submit an application. APPLY Virtual 2-Half Days February 24-25, 2026 1-5 PM CT Daily PCHF V2.0 Lead Instructor Refresher Training (English) 8 hours with short breaks. Enrollment closes February 17, 2026. $449.00 USD INFORMATION PACKET AGENDA Tutorial: How to Enroll Virtual 2-Half Days March 10-11, 2026 10 AM - 2 PM CT Daily PCHF V2.0 Lead Instructor Refresher Training (English) 8 hours with short breaks. Enrollment closes March 3, 2026. $449.00 USD INFORMATION PACKET AGENDA Tutorial: How to Enroll

  • Food Defense Qualified Individual | IAVA KAT Course | Fspca

    Food professionals who wish to conduct vulnerability assessments (VAs) using the Key Activity Types (KAT) Method only ​and this course is strongly recommended before taking the IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments course which uses the three fundamental elements method.​​ ​ ⌂ / Intentional Adulteration / Food Defense Qualified Individua l / IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments using Key Activity Types Who should take the course? Food professionals who wish to conduct vulnerability assessments (VAs) using the Key Activity Types (KAT) Method only. This course is strongly recommended before taking the IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments course which uses the three fundamental elements method. Delivery Methods Asynchronous Learning: 100% self-paced online delivery with no Lead Instructors present physically or virtually . Estimated seat time: 45-62 minutes. $169.00 USD ENROLL COURSE REQUIREMENTS AND DETAILS FSPCA IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments using Key Activity Types Course The Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Final Rule on Mitigation Strategies to Protect Food Against Intentional Adulteration (21 CFR Part 121) (IA Rule) regulation is intended to protect food from intentional acts of adulteration where there is an intent to cause wide scale public health harm. The regulation requires covered facilities to identify and implement mitigation strategies at actionable process steps identified by a vulnerability assessment (21 CFR 121.135). The regulation further requires that individuals identifying and explaining the mitigation strategies “have successfully completed training for the specific function at least equivalent to that received under a standardized curriculum recognized as adequate by FDA or be otherwise qualified through job experience to conduct the activities” (21 CFR 121.4(c)(2)). This training developed by the FSPCA is the “standardized curriculum” recognized by FDA; successfully completing this course is one way to meet this training requirement. FSPCA IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments using Key Activity Types Online Course PDF The FSPCA Intentional Adulteration online course PDFs are being made available publicly in keeping with transparency of FSPCA course material. However, the PDF versions do not represent the full experience of participating in the online courses. Please Note If applicable, this public PDF version of the course does not include the assessments, course interactions, or videos. FSPCA course certificates are only issued at the completion of the full online courses. The transcripts (words spoken during the online course) are included at the end of the PDFs rather than interspersed throughout as in the full online versions.

  • FTR Lead Instructor Applicants | FSPCA

    ⌂ / FTR / FTR Lead Instructor Applicants Criteria Application Training Enroll Materials and Resources What can an FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Lead Instructor do? An FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Lead Instructor may independently offer the FSPCA core curriculum (FSPCA Food Traceability Rule – Training for the Food Industry participant course) directly to participants and have FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) certificates of training issued by following FSPCA policies to register and deliver FSPCA participant courses. How can I become an FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Lead Instructor? Submit an FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor Application: You must complete and submit the online FTR application to be considered as a Lead Instructor Candidate. Applying is no guarantee that you will be accepted as an FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor, only the most qualified applicants will be considered as Lead Instructor Candidates. Your application will be reviewed by the FSPCA Review Committee and evaluated against the selection criteria. You will be notified via email regarding the status of your application. The review process usually takes 4 to 6 weeks to complete. Enroll in an FSPCA FTR Combination Course This course combines the FSPCA FTR participant course and FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor training. Upon successful completion of the FSPCA FTR Combination Course, you will be trained as an FTR Lead Instructor by the FSPCA. Successfully completing this training allows you to deliver the FSPCA FTR participant course as a Lead Instructor. FTR LEAD INSTRUCTOR SELECTION CRITERIA Ready to apply? Click on the “Application” tab! FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Lead Instructor Application Before beginning your application, we encourage you to download and review How to submit an FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor Application . This document provides IMPORTANT information, step-by-step directions, and helpful hints for successful submission of your Lead Instructor application. Note: Users must log in or create an account in the FSPCA Community to begin the application process. APPLY Prerequisites Must be an approved FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor applicant to enroll Enrollees must attend the entire course Other prerequisites may apply at FSPCA's discretion FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Combination Course This course combines the FSPCA FTR participant course and FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor training. The FSPCA FTR participant course is a core, industry-oriented training that provides participants with the knowledge that is needed to understand and comply with the FTR. The participant course content is focused on providing the learner with an understanding of FTR record keeping requirements, how to recognize the requirements applicable to them based on the supply chain activities they perform, how traceability data is transmitted through the supply chain, and what is required in a Traceability Plan. The training also covers how companies may approach establishing a traceability program, including supply chain and data considerations. The Lead Instructor course content is focused on strategies to aid in the effective instruction of FTR activities and documentation that support considerations for implementing a traceability program outlined in the FTR rule. Administrative tasks for FSPCA FTR certificate issuance are also covered as well as a refresher on effective presentation for the adult learner. Ready to enroll? Click on the “Enroll in a Course” tab! IMPORTANT! Before you enroll, please thoroughly review the course information packet. The packet contains step-by-step directions for the enrollment process. Each step must be completed in the order noted to successfully enroll. Is a virtual option available for the full 4-day combination course? No, the full 4-day combination course is currently offered in person only. FSPCA plans to evaluate the need and, if warranted, develop a virtual option in mid to late 2026. FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Combination Course Schedule Only approved FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor Candidates (those with an approved FTR Lead Instructor application) are eligible to enroll. Download and review the course agenda. It will be important for you to be present at the class for the entire time for you to receive your Lead Instructor certificate. The Lead Instructor portion of the course includes a Practicum “teach back” where each person will be asked to present a lesson from the curriculum (in English) to demonstrate your instructor skills and understanding of the FSPCA training materials. Failure to demonstrate instructor skills and an understanding of FSPCA training materials through participation in exercises, questions asked and teach back observations may result in you not receiving your Lead Instructor certificate. Remediation fees may apply. Other prerequisites may apply at FSPCA's discretion. Please review the course information packet for complete details. Course may be canceled due to low enrollment. In-Person SOLD OUT April 21-24, 2026, Raleigh NC FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Combination Course $1899 USD Course Information Packet Agenda In-Person May 5-8, 2026, Orlando FL FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Combination Course $1899 USD Course Information Packet Agenda In-Person June 9-12, 2026, Portland OR FSPCA Food Traceability Rule (FTR) Combination Course $1899 USD Course Information Packet Agenda FDA Regulation and Guidance Prior to enrolling in an FSPCA FTR Combination Course, we strongly recommend that you re-read the Food Traceability Final Rule (FTR) as well as other available FTR-related guidance. The FTR rule and guidance documents can be found here: Food Traceability Final Rule (FTR): Federal Register: Requirements for Additional Traceability Records for Certain Foods Food Traceability Final Rule Webpage: FSMA Final Rule on Requirements for Additional Traceability Records for Certain Foods | FDA FTR Frequently Asked Questions: Frequently Asked Questions: FSMA Food Traceability Rule | FDA FTR Small Entity Compliance Guide: Small Entity Compliance Guide: Requirements for Additional Traceability Records for Certain Foods: What You Need to Know About the FDA Regulation | FDA FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor Guide In-Person Delivery: A hard copy of the FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor Guide is provided onsite. Virtual Delivery: After enrollment and completion of prerequisite online modules, electronic course materials are available for download from the course landing page. If a hard copy of the FSPCA FTR Lead Instructor Guide is preferred, an option to purchase will be provided after enrollment.

  • Stay Connected | FSPCA

    Receive the most current information related to FSPCA activities, such as the FSPCA quarterly newsletter, educational and training opportunities, events, FSMA updates, and more. Stay in the Know Receive the most current information related to FSPCA activities, such as the FSPCA quarterly newsletter , educational and training opportunities, events, FSMA updates, and more. SIGN UP TO RECEIVE FSPCA UPDATES FSPCA Newsletters Current Newsletter 2025: December Past Newsletter s 2024: Ma rch | June 2023: Ma rch | June | September | December 2 022: March | June | September | December SIGN UP TO RECEIVE FSPCA UPDATES

  • FAQ | FSPCA

    Discover answers to common questions about the Financial Services Professionals Association of California (FSPACA). Find information on membership, events, resources, courses, and more to enhance your professional development. Human Food Frequently Ask Questions I have questions regarding the V2.0 FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food curriculum update. Where can I find more information? Download the Preventive Controls for Human Food Curriculum Update FAQs document for more information. You can always reach out to fspca@iit.edu (fspca@iit.edu)with additional questions. Would completion of the FSPCA course satisfy requirements to become “qualified individual”? The definition of a preventive controls qualified individual in 117.3 of the final preventive controls rule is as follows: Preventive controls qualified individual means a qualified individual who has successfully completed training in the development and application of risk-based preventive controls at least equivalent to that received under a standardized curriculum recognized as adequate by FDA or is otherwise qualified through job experience to develop and apply a food safety system. The FSPCA course is the standardized curriculum that FDA considers adequate; taking the FSPCA training will meet the requirements in the rule for training of a preventive controls qualified individual. Can I use my existing HACCP plan and just add the things required for preventive controls? Yes, your HACCP plan includes controls such as process controls applied at CCPs. Other controls such as sanitation controls may apply to your products, but you do not need to rewrite your HACCP plan to include these. In fact, you may already have programs in place in addition to your HACCP plan that address the Preventive Controls rule requirements. As long as these programs meet the requirements of the rule, you can use them and the existing records. You can also supplement your HACCP plan with other things required by the rule, such as a recall plan. Do I have to use a certain format for the hazard analysis? What HACCP formats are accepted? No, there is no required format. The company can choose the format that they wish as long as the format addresses the requirements of the regulation. I want to become an FSVP Qualified Individual. What FSPCA courses are recommended? The FSPCA Foreign Supplier Verification Programs Participant Course provides participants with an understanding of the requirements of the “Foreign Supplier Verification Programs (FSVP) for Importers of Food for Humans and Animals” regulation. This course is designed for the FSVP importer who will be taking responsibility for fulfilling the requirements of the FSVP rule. How do I join the FSPCA Lead Instructor Private Chatter Group? 1. Log into the FSPCA at https://fspca.force.com/FSPCA/s/ (https://fspca.force.com/FSPCA/s/ ) 2. Enter your email and password for the FSPCA 3. Click on “More” in the horizontal bar and choose “Groups” from the drop-down menu 4. Choose the Lead Instructor Group(s) you wish to join from the list displayed. We have Human Food, Animal Food, and FSVP Lead Instructor Groups. 5. Click on the “Request Membership” button 6. Once your Lead Instructor certificate number is confirmed, you will receive notification of acceptance into the private group How can I get a copy of my FSPCA certificate? Your certificate(s) are available to you 24/7. If there has been a change in your email address since completing the course, first work with the LMS Admin (mailto:LMSadmin@ifpti.org)to update the email address associated with your transcripts. Or you may reach them by phone at 1-269-488-3258. Once your email address is updated, or if no email update is necessary, follow the below directions to access your certificate at any time. Participants can access their certificates by following these steps: 1. Click this link: https://lms.ifpti.org/#/transcript (https://lms.ifpti.org/#/transcript) 2. After clicking the above link, log in using your existing username and password. 1. Use the “Forgot Password?” link if you need to reset your password.) 3. Click on your certificate to view and print your copy. This short video will show you how to access your certificate: https://ifptiorg.sharepoint.com/:v:/s/LMSSupport/EXWSit2aFjdJjVfZno8l4BMBwxTvXKDiOL6q4DQDqC7UHg?e=Bj2jKA (https://ifptiorg.sharepoint.com/:v:/s/LMSSupport/EXWSit2aFjdJjVfZno8l4BMBwxTvXKDiOL6q4DQDqC7UHg?e=Bj2jKA) The latest version of Adobe Reader is recommended before attempting to print the certificate. More information from Adobe is here: https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html (https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/kb/quick-fix-print-pdf-image.html) What roles must a Food Defense Qualified Individual do, or oversee? There are four different roles one or more Food Defense Qualified Individuals must do or oversee: 1. The preparation of the food defense plan as required in § 121.126; 2. The conduct of a vulnerability assessment as required in § 121.130; 3. The identification and explanation of the mitigation strategies as required in § 121.135; and 4. Reanalysis as required in § 121.157. FSPCA IA Food Defense Plan Preparation and Reanalysis course satisfies the training for 1 and 4 above. FSPCA IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments Using Key Activity Types course or FSPCA IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments course satisfies the training for 2 above. You could take either course, or both. FSPCA IA Identification and Explanation of Mitigation Strategies course satisfies the training for 3 above.

  • Food Traceability Rule Awareness Module | FSPCA

    This PowerPoint module is intended to support FSPCA Lead Instructors in educating the food industry about the Food Traceability Rule requirements for processed foods. ⌂ / FSPCA Food Traceability Rule Awareness for Industry Module FSPCA Food Traceability Rule Awareness Module for Industry This PowerPoint module is intended to support FSPCA Lead Instructors in educating the food industry about the Food Traceability Rule requirements for processed foods. This module is available in English and Spanish This module is for FSPCA Lead Instructor use only This module does not represent, nor should it be used as a replacement for, the full FSPCA Food Traceability Rule certificate course currently in development The Food Traceability Rule Awareness for Industry Module is located on the FSPCA Instructor Resource Portals . Download step-by-step instructions for accessing the Instructor Resource Portals here .

  • Job Opportunities | FSPCA

    Explore our job opportunities in popular categories such as staff, adjunct, faculty, and student positions. Find your next role and apply today! Your Dream Job is just a search away. SEARCH JOBS Popular Job Categories STAFF ADJUNCT FACULTY STUDENT ALL JOBS

  • PC Animal Food | PCAF Lead Instructor Applicants | Fspca

    FSPCA Animal Food Lead Instructor may independently offer the current version of the FSPCA standardized curriculum (FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Participant Course) directly to participants and issue FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Certificates of training by following FSPCA policies to register and deliver FSPCA Participant Courses. ⌂ / PC Animal Food / PCAF Lead Instructor Applicants Criteria Application Training Enroll Materials and Resources What can an FSPCA Animal Food Lead Instructor do? An FSPCA Animal Food Lead Instructor may independently offer the current version of the FSPCA standardized curriculum (FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Participant Course) directly to participants and issue FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Certificates of training by following FSPCA policies to register and deliver FSPCA Participant Courses. How can I become an FSPCA Animal Food Lead Instructor? Take the necessary prerequisite course: Lead Instructor Applicants must successfully complete the prerequisite FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Participant Course, and be issued an FSPCA certificate of training for the course. This FSPCA certificate number is required to submit an FSPCA Anima l Food Lead Instructor application. Submit an FSPCA Animal Food Lead Instructor Application: A complete online FSPCA Animal Food Lead Instructor application must be submitted for review. Your application will be reviewed by the FSPCA Review Committee and evaluated against the selection criteria. You will be notified via email regarding the status of your application. The review process usually takes 4 to 6 weeks to complete. Enroll in an FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Lead Instructor Course You must meet the enrollment prerequisites to be eligible to enroll in an FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Lead Instructor Course (see the "Enroll" tab for more details). Upon successful completion of the FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Instructor Course, you will be trained to be a Lead Instructor by the FSPCA. Successfully completing this training allows you to deliver the FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food participant course as a Lead Instructor. PCAF LEAD INSTRUCTOR SELECTION CRITERIA Ready to apply? Click on the “Application” tab! Have you successfully completed the prerequisite FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food participant course? FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food (PCAF) Lead Instructor Application You must first successfully complete the prerequisite FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food participant course. The FSPCA course certificate number is required on your application. MORE INFORMATION NO Review How to submit an FSPCA Lead Instructor Application . This document provides IMPORTANT information, step-by-step directions, and helpful hints pertaining to the completion of your Lead Instructor Application. APPLY YES Prerequisites Successful completion of the FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Course Must be an approved FSPCA PCA F Lead Instructor applicant to enroll Enrollees must attend the entire course Other prerequisites may apply at FSPCA's discretion FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Lead Instructor Course This course provides the participant the knowledge and tools needed to perform the duties of a Lead Instructor for the standardized training curriculum that FDA considers adequate in meeting the requirements for training of a preventive controls qualified individual under the Hazard Analysis and Risk-based Preventive Controls for Animal Food rule. The course content is focused on strategies to aid in the effective instruction of the food safety activities and documentation that support the creation and implementation of a preventive controls Food Safety Plan. Administrative tasks for issuing Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance certificates are also covered as well as a refresher on effective presentation for the adult learner. Successful completion of this training allows you to deliver the FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food participant course as a Lead Instructor. Ready to enroll? Click on the “Enroll in a Course” tab! IMPORTANT! Before you enroll, please thoroughly review the course information packet. The packet contains step-by-step directions for the enrollment process. Each step must be completed in the order noted to successfully enroll. Animal Food Lead Instructor Course Schedule Only approved FSPCA Animal Food Lead Instructor Candidates are eligible to enroll. Other prerequisites may apply at FSPCA's discretion. Please review the course information packet for complete details. Download and review the course agenda. It will be important for you to be present at the class for the entire time in order for you to receive your Lead Instructor certificate. Failure to demonstrate understanding of FSPCA training materials through participation in exercises, questions asked, and teach-back observations may result in you not receiving your Lead Instructor certificate. Course may be canceled due to low enrollment . Virtual 2026 Dates TBD FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Lead Instructor Course $1599.00 USD Course Information Packet Agenda FSPCA PCAF Lead Instructor Guide and Exercise Workbook In-Person Delivery: Hard copies of the FSPCA Preventive Controls for Animal Food Lead Instructor Guide and Exercise Workbook are provided onsite.

  • Organizational Chart | FSPCA

    Explore the FSPCA Organizational Chart to understand the structure and roles within the Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance. Gain insights into key positions and their responsibilities, ensuring compliance with food safety regulations. Discover how FSPCA functions to enhance food safety across industries. FSPCA Organizational Chart FSPCA Volunteer Form

  • Events | FSPCA

    Stay tuned for upcoming webinars hosted by FSPCA! Explore cutting-edge topics in food safety and gain valuable insights from industry experts. Don't miss out on these informative sessions—register now to secure your spot. 2026 FSPCA Annual Conference Save the Date - November 17-18 Chicago Marriott Southwest at Burr Ridge Past FSPCA Annual Conference Presentations 2025 PRESENTATIONS 2024 PRESENTATIONS 2023 PRESENTATIONS Past FSPCA Webinars 2023 WEBINARS 2024 WEBINARS 14 MAR FDA Data Dashboards Located on the FSPCA Instructor Resource Portals (log in required) PRESENTATION 22 APR Enhancing Your FSPCA Preventive Controls for Human Food (PCHF) V2.0 Participant Course with the Fettuccini Teaching Example Located on the FSPCA Human Food V2.0 Instructor Resource Portal (log in required) PRESENTATION 18 JUNE Instructor Essentials for the Updated FSPCA PCHF V2.0 Blended Participant Course Located on the FSPCA Human Food V2.0 Instructor Resource Portal (log in required) PRESENTATION Past SSA Webinars 26 JUNE Sprout Safety Alliance (SSA) Webinar: Updates to the FDA Guidance for Sprout Growers PRESENTATION RECORDING

  • Contact Us | FSPCA

    For questions related to an FSMA rule, FSMA programs, and implementation strategies, please submit your questions electronically to FDA’s FSMA Technical Assistance Network. For other FSPCA questions, email fspca@iit.edu. Contact Us Training, Lead Instructor Application or Scientific/Technical Question? Please submit all training, Lead Instructor application, or scientific/technical questions to FSPCA’s Technical Assistance Network . Your question will be answered by the FSPCA Food Safety Resource Team. FSMA Rule, FSMA Program, or Implementation Strategy Question? For questions related to a FSMA rule, FSMA programs, and implementation strategies, please submit your questions electronically to FDA’s FSMA Technical Assistance Network . For other FSPCA questions, email fspca@illinoistech.edu .

  • Food Defense Qualified Individual | FSPCA

    FSPACA's Food Defense Qualified Individual (FDQI) courses offer comprehensive training in conducting vulnerability assessments, identifying mitigation strategies, and preparing food defense plans. Join us to become proficient in safeguarding food systems against intentional contamination. IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments Using Key Activity Types Course LEARN MORE IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments Course LEARN MORE IA Identification and Explanation of Mitigation Strategies Course LEARN MORE IA Food Defense Plan Preparation and Reanalysis Course LEARN MORE There are four different roles one or more Food Defense Qualified Individuals must do or oversee: The preparation of the food defense plan as required in § 121.126; The conduct of a vulnerability assessment as required in § 121.130; The identification and explanation of the mitigation strategies as required in § 121.135; and Reanalysis as required in § 121.157. IA Food Defense Plan Preparation and Reanalysis course satisfies the training for 1 and 4 above. IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments Using Key Activity Types course or IA Conducting Vulnerability Assessments course satisfies the training for 2 above. You could take either course, or both. IA Identification and Explanation of Mitigation Strategies course satisfies the training for 3 above.

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