The pandemic is likely to cause a shift in the way that brands manage their supply chain assurance. We regularly publish information to support you to restart business operations, reshape your business to be able to continually improve, and reinforce your position to continue to respond to supply chain requirements.
A return to onsite audits must be carefully planned for as there are significant considerations to take into account. This guidance is designed to help.
This webinar is now available to view On Demand demonstrating what you need to know to resume site operations after COVID-19 Lockdown. As restrictions are lifting and we enter the recovery phase, this webinar is part of our ongoing support to food manufacturers, processors, packaging companies, and distributors as factory operations start to resume after lockdown. Presented by John Figgins and Jessica Burke, they cover:
BRCGS has launched new Certification Options; Blended audits, full remote assessment and a Covid-19 Additional Module – designed to provide improved levels of assurance through a more extensive assessment process based on a full site self-assessment and the use of remote audit technologies. You can also identify other tools you can adopt to demonstrate your credentials.
As a BRCGS certificated site, you have free access to a wealth of tools designed to help your business improve and achieve greater success. This package is provided so that you get the best value out from BRCGS in addition to the management system certification process. There is no better time to start using the tools to support your business adapt and improve in the post-Covid world.
As site look to resume operations, cultural performance can be a valuable tool to track and manage heightened risks. It allows you to use the data at your fingertips to identify areas of risk and to allocate resources to manage them. This short webinar shows you how.
It is important that managers don’t push the pause button on staff development or maintaining technical competence levels. Businesses that are more agile, more creative, and more people-centric are likely to be better positioned to bounce back stronger.
As we start the recovery phase, we are certain to see brands, specifiers and manufacturers learn from their experiences and seek to use data to monitor supply chain risks. Sites can also leverage data to demonstrate their risk profile through the presentation of reports and dashboards showing audit performance, competitor or peer comparison, and benchmarking information to improve performance.
Operational challenges have led to increased compliance risks across many areas of operations covering HR, health & safety, environment, fraud and food safety areas. A simple, effective and well publicised confidential reporting solution can be a key element in managing and mitigating compliance risk and keeping businesses running effectively.
We saw signs of a consumer shift before the outbreak of the virus, however the disruption caused may have fueled momentum. Learn how you can respond to this change using recognised Ethical trading and Free-from standards.
The restrictions on movement and travel have had a major disruption on how we attend events. Events provide the opportunity to network, learn, raise your profile, and inspire new ideas. Read how you and your team can still benefit from events as they evolve to a post Covid world.
To support your recovery and the training of new members of staff post Covid-19, we are making 5 e-learning modules for £35 on: