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Electronic Record Keeping

March 6 @ 10:00 am - 11:00 am

| Free

Presenter: Noah Hersey

Moving from paper-based to digital systems is essential for modern food safety compliance and operational efficiency. This webinar will delve into the selection, implementation, and management of electronic record-keeping systems that meet FDA FSMA, GFSI, and other regulatory requirements. Topics will include data integrity principles (ALCOA+), system validation, cloud versus on-premise solutions, user access controls, and audit trails. Practical case studies will demonstrate how digital tools can streamline tasks like lot tracking, temperature monitoring, and corrective action documentation, while reducing human error and improving traceability during recalls.

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About Noah Hersey

Noah Hersey began his career on the front lines of food production, where he witnessed firsthand the operational challenges of safety compliance and contamination control. Through hands-on roles in quality assurance and environmental monitoring, he developed a deep understanding of the risks and regulations shaping the industry. This practical experience led him to specialize in developing clear, actionable training and safety protocols. Today, as a lead expert with Alpha Chemical, Noah focuses on helping food producers, processors, and facilities navigate complex requirements from air quality management and digital record-keeping to chemical safety and adulteration prevention. He is dedicated to turning regulatory standards into practical, everyday solutions that protect both products and people.

For more information or a reasonable accommodation for this webinar series, please contact Theresa Tilton, Administrative Support Supervisor, at 207.942.7396 or theresa.tilton@maine.edu.

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