Monitoring Plan Design

We are not afraid of our clients’ challenges. We join forces, providing tools, methods and information, solving your problems as if they were our own.

Whether it’s lack of time, equipment or experience, the first step in most monitoring plans – defining them to get the answers you want – can be a daunting one. In the meantime, vulnerabilities may remain, as well as lingering doubts.

To simplify and accelerate the process, we help you design, implement and optimise a monitoring plan specific to your situation. Microbiology services are developed for process control, production environment and hygiene applications. They combine testing, data management, methodology and support to get your monitoring plan off to a good start.

The first step in a monitoring or experimental plan to get the answers you want about your process, hygiene procedures or production environment can be difficult, either because of lack of time or practice.

And yet, a data history speaks to everyone and monitoring plans are subject to regular review.

Quick-start service packs are designed to help minimise your efforts to get ⓵ a relevant and up-to-date sampling plan, ⓶ contamination measurements ⓷ data processing and decision making so you can quickly take control of your operations.

These services are not an audit, but an opportunity to share peer-to-peer experience. They are based on the application of good practices and methodology to provide relevant information in order to remove a doubt, challenge an assumption or develop a documented monitoring plan.

We will meet via videoconference to understand your concerns and objectives, systematically examining the risks associated with each of the 5 inputs (water, raw materials, personnel, air and rodents), along with the steps in your production process, the flow of people and materials, looking for potential vulnerabilities.

After this risk assessment stage, we will propose a list of points with a frequency of sampling to be carried out over a 3-month period. Once this sampling programme has been agreed, the analysis period can begin.

We provide the test kits, applications and support for this period.

After the analysis, we meet again to share experiences and comments, discuss baselines, alert levels and other insights that are relevant for a long-term plan.