Food Safety: Procedures for Visitors

Having visitors is an expected and largely unavoidable part of business for any company. However, at some facilities, certain areas could be dangerous, easily contaminated, or contain highly sensitive and confidential information. Devising and implementing visitor procedures is necessary to protect both the visitor and the company, and your involvement is crucial. This introductory training course covers visitor policies, procedures, and expectations at a food processing facility. We will discuss what is expected of visitors upon arrival, permitted entry points, conditions of entry, how to distinguish between a permitted visitor and one who is not, and the different types of visitors.

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Course Details

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  • Describe visitor procedures before, during, and after a visit
  • Identify the different types of visitors and levels of access for each
  • Discuss the employee’s responsibility when people visit the facility
  • Describe visitor expectations
  • Discuss the benefits of a Visitor Management System (VMS)

Specs

Course Level Fundamental
Languages English
Compatibility Audio, Video, MobileReady, Responsive

Angie Surtani

Results-oriented Leader with 25+ years of experience in the food industry. Proficient in maintaining food safety systems and dedicated to quality and product compliance in accordance with HACCP protocols, Preventive Controls, GFSI standards (SQF, BRC, PRIMUSGFS etc.) and FSMA requirements. Team-oriented approach with management, production leaders, and plant employees to ensure compliance with Food Laws and Regulations as required by FDA, USDA, and third-party agencies.

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