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Tools/HACCP hazard scoring

Find likely hazards before you score them.

Pick the food you make, review suggested hazards and controls, then score severity, likelihood, and control strength. The output is a worksheet row you can use while building your hazard analysis.

3 x 3

risk matrix

4

hazard types

1 row

printable output

Product hazard suggestions

Start with what you make.

Pick the closest product. The tool suggests common hazards, process steps, controls, and starting scores. You still need to adjust the answer for your recipe, equipment, supplier, and shelf life.

24 product presets · 72 suggested hazards

Suggested hazards

Allergen · Labeling / packaging

Undeclared priority allergen

Flour, egg, milk, soy, sesame, peanuts, and tree nuts are common in bakery operations, and label or changeover mistakes can trigger recalls.

S3L2partial

Physical · Mixing / packaging

Metal, hard plastic, or glass fragments

Mixer parts, scraper pieces, packaging fragments, and glass breakage can enter product during routine handling.

S2L2partial

Biological · Cooling / handling after bake

Post-bake pathogen contamination

Baking can reduce vegetative pathogens, but exposed product can be contaminated after the heat step.

S2L1partial

1. Hazard row

2. Hazard type

3. Severity

4. Likelihood

5. Existing control

Need the full plan?

Move from one scored hazard to a complete HACCP draft.

Free is for scoring a hazard and printing the row. The HACCP builder walks through every process step, hazard, control, record, corrective action, and verification task.

Framework

Built around the HACCP practice of judging severity, likelihood, controls, and whether a hazard needs a CCP or preventive-control decision.

Good for

Operators drafting a first hazard analysis, reviewing a process change, or preparing questions before a consultant call.

Limits

This is a worksheet aid, not a final regulatory decision. Keep the reasoning and source documents with the plan.