Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy: Dairy Plant Food Safety Workshop
Canyon Crest Event Center
330 Canyon Crest DriveTwin Falls, ID 83301-6019
United States
Event Details
Overview
Dairy Plant Food Safety Workshop - Hosted by Glanbia Nutritionals and Agropur
The Dairy Plant Food Safety Workshop is designed to help dairy processing facilities improve pathogen control practices including PEM, sanitation, and sanitary design. The workshop is applicable for both wet and dry sanitation facilities and was designed by dairy industry professionals for the benefit of the industry through the non-profit Innovation Center for US Dairy. The instructors are food safety leaders from companies across the dairy industry who share their knowledge and experiences to advance food safety across the industry. The training includes lectures, Q&A sessions, and hands-on exercises:
• Pathogen Environmental Monitoring (PEM), Swabbing, Vectoring, Corrective Actions, and Record Keeping
• Best practices for GMPs, Floors, Separation of Raw and Ready-to-Eat (RTE)
• Introduction to Pathogen Microbiology Sanitary design, Sanitation, SSOP Development
• Pathogen Environmental Monitoring (PEM), Swabbing, Vectoring, Corrective Actions, and Record Keeping
This is an interactive session where you will learn from multiple instructors as well as by interacting with your peers from other companies. Small group exercises will reinforce and allow practice on evaluating equipment, swabbing techniques, PEM plans, and developing SSOPs.
Who Should Participate
This workshop has been designed for all employees who are involved with pathogen-control programs, regardless of their titles or current roles. Attendees include plant managers, production supervisors, sanitation, engineering, maintenance, and all levels of corporate/plant quality.
Visit www.usdairy.com/FoodSafety to learn more about Food Safety workshops offered by the Innovation Center for US Dairy.
Registration
The easiest way to register is online. We can accommodate multiple registrations by check. Please email chad.galer@dairy.org for more information about paying with a check.
Registration fee: $495