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Sanitary Design Workshop: Cultivating sanitary design leadership

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March 12, 2018

The 2018 Sanitary Design Workshop will take place March 20–21 at the Embassy Suites in Chicago. This annual event focuses on “Equipment & Plant Design for Allergen & Pathogen Control in Low Moisture Foods,” with leaders from top snack and bakery companies like Kellogg Co., PepsiCo, General Mills and Nestlé illustrating cutting-edge best practices related to sanitary design in a unique, hands-on workshop environment. Other industry-leading companies presenting at the 2018 workshop include Commercial Food Sanitation, Mead & Hunt, Kollmorgen, KOFAB and Indue. Session topics will include discussion of concepts like the sanitary design principles of equipment, facilities and construction projects, as well as understanding and managing risk and development of a Sanitation Standard Operating Procedure (SSOP).

The engineers, sanitarians, plant managers and others attending the event learn about practical and proven approaches to cleaning, sanitary design, equipment layout and personnel requirements that utilize verifiable, economically sound and HACCP-supported processes. The workshop includes equipment design demonstrations using photos and prototypes, and introduces a process for continuous improvement.

New for 2018, the Sanitary Design Workshop will include an augmented reality demonstration designed to help create “smarter” production workplaces. The technology is designed to bring designs to life in holographic form. This helps users interact with a design to easily visualize and collaborate on content.

As part of the program, the Sanitary Design Workshop will also feature:

  • Case studies that review applications in the field
  • Discussion of what FSMA means for sanitary design
  • A toolkit for equipment and plant design

The Sanitary Design Workshop is supported by the top associations in snack and baking, including the American Bakers Association, AIB International, the American Society of Baking, BEMA (Bakery Equipment Manufacturers & Allieds), the Food Processing Suppliers Association, the National Confectioners Association, the National Pasta Association and SNAC International.

Snack Food & Wholesale Bakery is the exclusive media sponsor of the Sanitary Design Workshop.

For complete details and to register, visit www.sanitarydesignworkshop.org.

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