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In food safety, the margin for error is wafer-thin. And with the number of factors—both internal and external—that can ultimately make or break your success, it can be difficult to stay on top of things.
But pest control is not something you should let slip through the cracks. From failed audits to potential contamination, the damage done by a pest infestation can be detrimental to your business.
That’s why Orkin and NSF International have teamed up to compile a series of free tips to help you ace your next audit and stay protected against pests and the threats they pose. By signing up on MyAuditPrep.com, you’ll get tips – specific to your audit standard – emailed straight to your inbox for free as you count down the days leading up to your auditor’s next visit. (And for more tips on preparing for food safety audits related directly to the Food Safety Modernization Act, download this Special Report.)
Here’s a sneak peek at some of the tips you can expect related to documenting your pest control efforts:
And those are just some of the tips we offer related to pest control documentation. While there’s more to a perfect audit than just documentation, we can’t understate how crucial it is to audit compliance. Be sure to check back here for more audit tips over the next few months.
Or better yet, sign up now on myauditprep.com to start receiving free, custom tips—straight from the experts and download our free Special Report on the Food Safety Modernization Act.
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