IEH Academy

Sanitary Design For Food Facilities Training

Course details

Virtual Training

8 hrs.

Randy Porter

This training explores the key sanitary design principles for food processing facilities to support food safety and allow effective sanitation of equipment. This course is presented by an industry leader in Sanitary Design using real-world examples to illustrate the learning objectives and enhance participants’ understanding.

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Benefits and Learning Objectives

This training explains the key sanitary design principles for facilities and food processing equipment to support food safety, and to allow effective and efficient sanitation of the equipment and the facility. This course provides you with an understanding of Sanitary Design for Food Facilities and how a systematic approach to designing sanitary facilities and equipment, and identifying and correcting sanitary design issues is critical to food safety. This course is presented by a leading industry expert in Sanitation and Sanitary Design. Real-life examples from the instructor’s hands-on experience in several different types of food processing facilities will be shared to illustrate the learning objectives and enhance participants’ understanding. This program covers all aspects of hygienic design, from greenfield projects to facility modifications/additions, and equipment design and modifications.

  • Develop a working knowledge of sanitary design practices and standards.
  • Gain the ability to implement projects that will include sound sanitary design principles.
  • Understand the basic principles of Sanitary Design and how to implement them in your facility/company.
  • Gain the knowledge necessary to identify and correct Sanitary Design issues in your facility.

Agenda

  • Principles of Sanitary Design
  • Surfaces, Zones, Finishes, and Spacing
  • GMPs and Construction Standards
  • Construction Site Policy
  • Utilities (Environmental Air, Compressed Air, Water, Culinary Steam)
  • Sanitary Tube Welding
  • Flat Plate Welding
  • Passivation
  • Equipment Sanitary Design
  • 3A Standard
  • NSF-3A/14159 – 1 – 2002 Standard
  • BISSC Standard

Who Should Take This Course?

Anyone who is involved in food facility engineering, design, maintenance, sanitation, operations, and food safety including but not limited to:

  • Plant Engineers
  • Architects / Food Plant Design
  • Maintenance Supervisors
  • Sanitation Supervisors
  • Food Safety and Quality Assurance
  • Operations Leadership
  • R&D Managers

Meet the Instructor

Randy Porter