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Two Fall Webinars Remain: Register Once for Access to the Full Series

November 3, 2026
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It's not too late to catch the last two sessions in the 3- SSI 2026 Fall Webinar Series - or to see the replay of the first session!

From regulatory red flags to inspection prep, the 3-A SSI 2026 Fall Webinar Series continues strong.

The 3-A SSI 2026 Fall Webinar Series has two sessions left, and you don't have to choose. Register once (it's free!) and you get access to all three sessions in the series. Two sessions remain:

Nov. 5 at 11 a.m. EST: When Dairy Processing Equipment and Installations Cross the Line and Trigger Regulatory Actions

A quick fix on the plant floor can become a full regulatory inspection faster than most plant teams expect. Brian Wise has seen it happen. As chief of the Dairy Division at the Ohio Department of Agriculture, he has watched routine equipment modifications draw that kind of scrutiny.

Wise explains which changes cross the line, why they set regulators in motion and how to protect your plant before anyone picks up a wrench.

Dec. 3 at 11 a.m. EST: 3-A TPV: Getting Ready for Your Inspection

Four 3-A SSI Certified Conformance Evaluators walk through how to prepare for a Third Party Verification inspection, from the documentation you need to the inspection itself:

  • Bryan Downer, CCE, vice president of sales, SaniMatic
  • Scott Hoffmeyer, CCE, lead engineer for product innovation, Spraying Systems Co.
  • Gabriel Miller, CCE, principal, Process Innovation - FoodSafety LLC
  • Jason Tucker, CCE, director of food equipment and systems, JBT Marel

Missed the Opener?

The series kicked off Oct. 1 with Kerry leaders explaining how the company turned a critical incident into a hygienic design strategy.

Kerry's Aleisha Jaeger, Senior Director Engineering, Global Biotechnology Solutions, and Matthew Dec, North America Sanitation Director, traced the company's multiyear transformation. It began with "Project Compass," grew into technical standards and a playbook, and made hygienic design part of capital engineering.

The session also covered:

  • How cross-functional teams worked together and how training rolled out
  • Measurable results in site consistency, cost avoidance and risk reduction
  • Kerry's "Go Fix It" program
  • Strategies for engaging customers and vendors

Catch Up and Keep Going

Registration gives you access to all three sessions in the series, including the two still ahead: regulatory red flags on Nov. 5 and Third Party Verification prep on Dec. 3. There is no cost for these webinars.

Register Now!

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