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Robert Lavieri authored a guest column in Food Safety News on the important and often overlooked “human element” to food safety planning and programs. Companies spend much time and effort designing and cross-checking procedures to protect against food safety issues, but the human element or employee training and assurance of appropriate training to the job function is equally important. Make sure you “test, verify and regularly evaluate and hold accountable the human elements as you do your equipment i.e. Process Control, Automatic Sampling, CIP, Calibrations, etc,” he says.

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