We, as maintenance professionals, have a duty to safeguard the public. Learning about hygienic design and refurbishment of conveyors will make the future better for our maintenance department and company as a whole. The Intralox training was very informative and educational, helping me understand how belting, rollers and drives should be installed.
The enthusiasm the Intralox and CFS Team brought with them was passed on to our maintenance team - the entire group came out of the training with ideas and are ready to start making our system better. The way the Intralox and CFS Team explained that food safety is a team effort was an important message for our techs and sanitors to hear. I am encouraged that our maintenance and sanitation teams will be collaborating on conveyor projects going forward.
The interactive and hands-on training [in the FoodSafe Conveyor Workshop] really helped clarify the training material for all of us. Learnings from this training will help us with the review of our current techniques and practices and also focus on future improvements. I really enjoyed the [Dedicated Sanitation Essentials] training.
The process reminded me of when I started plant work 30 years ago. Back then I was only passively doing the cleaning work. The pragmatic CFS training enabled us to truly appreciate the importance of, and how-to achieve an effective clean. This training will certainly be of great help to my food factory sanitation management. I will share what I learned with the plant management team shortly, to start change, enhance understanding and then implement the right actions.
I am looking forward to your other training courses and plant support from the CFS team, thanks again! This Sanitation Essential Training is definitely one of the most valuable trainings for me. It went from the theoretical concepts to a practical workshop, enabled us to verify the assumptions and methodologies, extremely interesting experience.
Rich Products Corporation was developing programs to not only further educate our sanitation leaders, but also to raise awareness within the organization of the importance of sanitation and its relationship with food safety. With help of CFS, we have greatly strengthened our knowledge while finding a trusted and expert partner in sanitation and food safety.
Rich Products Corporation has utilized the expertise of CFS at plant level, through consultation for remediation of food safety challenges.
It involves mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, manufacturing and assembly. Any one of the following elements, that these groups control, can either make the ability to appropriately clean a piece of equipment better or worse, including: physical design, component selection, part fabrication quality, supply line routings, and hardware selection. It is a pleasure to know that we can have access to [CFS] Food Safety Specialists, that can support Scott in developing machines in compliance with the food safety standards.
As you said, the simple and clean solution will always be more suitable for cleaning, therefore more food safety compliant, and at the same time be more efficient, easier to maintain, and longer-lasting equipment. Fantastic way to deliver content! Amazing to experience near real-world challenges and constraints at this Hygienic Design Training. If you are in the food safety business this one is for you!
We all have some knowledge on hygienic designs. In my past, I was more focused on the design of equipment, but I still enriched this skill thanks to tools shared and also hands-on activities, expert experiences and real case examples shared between participants.
It will benefit my ongoing projects by making sure that contractors follow proper design in building and installation of process equipment. Sharing experiences with other participants was also particularly constructive all along the training.
The training also covers design of building including material choices and the study of flow paths in the overall plant. This will help me lead projects with a better focus on hygienic design and therefor will profit Lactalis in the long run.
The importance of the involvement of the different stakeholders Sanitation, Production, Quality, Safety, Maintenance, etc. Toggle navigation Search. This is a new concept for master sanitation scheduling with a special focus on making sure that all periodic duties are completed and documented with reduced labor cost. This type of coordination requires a good relationship between maintenance and sanitation. Unfortunately, this is not often the case in the real world.
In some cases, it makes sense to have one manager over both maintenance and sanitation departments. Indeed, managing maintenance and sanitation scheduling from the same software solution is the best scenario. Our sanitation scheduling software CMMS software has the ability to manage both maintenance and sanitation.
Both of these tasks reduce the actual production or manufacturing process but without them, the manufacturing process may stop through breakdown or contaminated product.
Having adequate spare parts and cleaning supplies is another facet of the food sanitation. Our sanitation scheduling software system provides a complete inventory and purchasing management system.
Sanitation work orders come complete with detailed tasks lists and needed supplies to complete the tasks. Furthermore, the location of each supply or spare part is clearly displayed on the work order. Likewise, the work order flags spares that reach restocking level making restocking simple and intuitive. Improper sanitation or maintenance efforts occasionally lead to equipment downtime. Water is a common cause of equipment failure following the cleaning of food-processing equipment.
Safeties and interlocks left in a defeated state also cause downtime. Improper equipment reassembly may delay the next production run as well. I'm assuming there has been some validation studies done to ensure that the sanitation tasks are actually effective and appropriate.
That being said, the Cleaning module in Safefood will certainly do what you are looking for. The application is much more than just a sanitation task scheduler, so I would suggest that you request a free trial of the application and see the other benefits it may bring to your organization.
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