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Chemical Mock Recall Training

Mock recall and recall simulation training

Your first line of defense

Chemical recalls affect all types of products. From cellphone cases and dog food to diapers, food, toys, cosmetics, leather goods, clothing, liquors, and many more.

No matter what industry, companies have to be prepared for the possibility of a recall due to chemical contaminations and hazards.

If you are a manufacturer in any of these categories, having a tested recall plan is your first line of defense.

Mock Recall and recall simulation training is your true defense shield, when conducting a recall. From teaching you how to coordinate, initiate, manage, document, track and communicate effectively and efficiently with your team, Mock Recalls can help prepare you against any common recall mistakes.

Based on where your organization’s recall readiness, our recall training program can be customized to fit your organization’s needs.

Let TREIVR Recall Management defend your company against any common recall mistakes, missed communications and deadlines.

Schedule a 1 Hour Recall Readiness Consultation

Your Recall Survivor Plan

Do you need a reminder to evaluate the current state of your recall plan or schedule an overdue mock recall that has taken a backseat to other pressing activities? Take nothing for granted.

There can be up to 16 different departments involved in product recall planning. Our mock recall training includes all aspects of a “real” recall situation, and it tests all departments, people, processes, and systems.

WHY USE US FOR MOCK RECALL TRAINING AND PLANNING?

Recall Planning and Testing could include:

Procedures for acquiring data that may lead to recall action
Product identification and lot code definition, lot trace systems
Recall process flow diagram or checklists available
Resources identified to perform health hazard assessment
Elements of recall strategy defined
Model communications available: press release, customer letters
Model effectiveness checks available: written, telephone interview, personal visit Procedure for performing post-recall review

Statement of Product Quality and Safety
Procedure for maintenance of Recall Manual
Relevant regulations and regulatory authority identified
Organizational training requirements identified
Mock recall requirements identified
Recall Team members identified with contact information
Roles and responsibilities identified for team and related functions

Mock Recalls VS Recall Simulations

Conducting a mock recall twice a year is the basic assurance that inventory can be traced in the event of a recall. A recall simulation ensures that the organization is trained and ready to respond with a robust recall plan.

Mock Recalls

A mock recall typically refers to an inventory-based traceability exercise. A product is selected and the organization conducts a complete tracking of the first ship to or all products used in, depending on if a raw material/ingredient is selected or a finished product or both. There are time and accountability goals – so ideally 100% of product is accounted for withing 2 hours.

Recall Simulation

A recall simulation tests the organization’s entire process, from receipt of the information that there may be a recall issue, through investigation, regulatory contact, media prep and response, etc. The simulation includes the mock recall elements as the product is traced with the same accountability and time goals. It challenges all roles and responsibilities of the recall team, ensures the plan is up to date and acts as a training tool.

A recall simulation involves a fictitious, but realistic, situation about one of your company’s products currently in the marketplace, created to test the Recall Team’s ability to efficiently and effectively conduct all aspects of a recall. The initial report of an incident is escalated into a true crisis situation as the simulation progresses. Because it involves “real” product, information and records, a realistic situation, and is conducted under time pressure, it is as close to a “real” recall as possible.

What's the Difference?

A lot-trace exercise (mock recall) tests a company’s ability to either forward trace a component from receipt to finished product or backward trace a component of a finished product back to the supplier. This exercise tests a company’s record keeping procedures and systems as well as the internal tracking systems for components and finished goods.

A Recall Simulation includes all aspects of a “real” recall situation, and it tests people, processes and systems. One of the most important parts of a Recall Simulation is it puts the team in a situation which allows it to proactively practice its recall process and see how well it follows its plan. RQA will engage the team in complex and emotionally charged activities, such as initial issue investigation with limited information, decision making as a team of unique individuals, lot-trace exercise and root cause analysis, while sifting through an over-abundance of information and records, all under extreme time pressures.