What You Receive After the Audit
A practical report or findings summary that identifies the gaps, explains why they matter, prioritizes corrective actions and recommends next steps. Deliverables depend on the agreed scope.
Calgary, Alberta
Identify food safety gaps before they become inspection findings, audit non-conformities or recurring operational problems.
CS Food Safety provides independent food safety audits, mock inspections and gap assessments for Calgary restaurants, commercial kitchens, manufacturers, processors, bakeries, caterers and other food businesses.
The objective is practical: understand what is working, identify what is not, prioritize the highest-risk issues and give your team a clear corrective-action path.
Our audits are consulting assessments designed to evaluate readiness and food safety practices. They are not official AHS inspections and do not replace regulatory or certification-body audits.
A practical report or findings summary that identifies the gaps, explains why they matter, prioritizes corrective actions and recommends next steps. Deliverables depend on the agreed scope.
For Calgary food businesses, AHS inspection readiness may involve facility hygiene, food handling, sanitation, temperatures, storage, staff practices and documentation.
We can conduct a mock inspection and help address identified issues, but only Alberta Health Services can conduct the official regulatory inspection.
Where requested, we can help move beyond the audit report by developing corrective actions, SOPs, training or follow-up verification.
No. This is an independent consulting audit or mock inspection. Official AHS inspections are conducted by Alberta Health Services.
Yes. We can review the findings, identify root causes, help prioritize corrections and support SOP, training or documentation updates.
Yes, if included in the agreed project scope.
A written findings report or action plan can be included depending on the service scope.
Yes. Pre-reviewing SOPs, monitoring logs, inspection reports or HACCP documents can make the onsite assessment more focused.
Issues should be prioritized by food safety risk, regulatory significance, recurrence and impact on the operation.
This is an independent, mock or readiness assessment. It is not an official AHS inspection. Alberta Health Services is the regulatory inspection authority.