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FSSC-22000-Version-5-Quick-Start-Guide

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THE TASK TEAM MEETINGS

The team leader is responsible for scheduling the meetings

according to the timeline on the gantt chart. During the first

team meeting discuss the purpose of the FSSC 22000 Steering

Team and Task Teams. Give an introduction to the purpose of the

individual Task Team that is meeting.

Proposed agenda for the fist team meeting:

1. Discuss the responsibilities of the Steering Team and the

Task Teams.

2. Review the list of steps for the implementation project.

3. Provide a copy of the procedure and forms templates for

the process that the team has been assigned.

4. Review the procedure and forms.

5. Provide a copy of the teams task list. Discuss the tasks that

have been assigned.

6. Discuss the proposed timeline that was assigned by the

FSSC 22000 Steering Team for the Task Team, and start to

assign dates and responsibilities for the individual tasks

on the list.

7. Determine the frequency of the team meetings, and

schedule the next meeting. Prepare the next meetings

agenda, and identify action items to be completed before

the next meeting. Assign responsibility for the action

items.

At subsequent meetings you will review action items and progress

and assign new action items as needed to complete the task list.

The team goal is to design and implement a new process that

meets the requirements of the Standard for that system element.

The team will accomplish this by using the document templates

and the information from the gap analysis.

The new process will be documented in the procedure. The

procedure and any related forms or documents will be given to

the Steering Team for review. Once the procedure is approved,

the team will be responsible for seeing that it is effectively

implemented.

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