2. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS a T.M.I.S. ( T ask M anagement & I nformation S ystem) providing a hygiene planning tool and personnel training package for the food processing industry. All information is archived and readily available for detailed interrogation by Auditors. software program simplifying creation of CICs ( C leaning I nstruction C ards), Site Operating Procedures or Emergency Procedures. System ‘links’ with Janus database eliminating additional data input and ensuring conformity of information. a T.M.I.S. ( T ask M anagement & I nformation S ystem) providing a hygiene planning tool and personnel training package for the food processing industry. All information is archived and readily available for detailed interrogation by Auditors. software program simplifying creation of CICs ( C leaning I nstruction C ards), Site Operating Procedures or Emergency Procedures. System ‘links’ with Janus database eliminating additional data input and ensuring conformity of information. a T.M.I.S. ( T ask M anagement & I nformation S ystem) providing a hygiene planning tool and personnel training package for the food processing industry. All information is archived and readily available for detailed interrogation by Auditors. software program simplifying creation of CICs ( C leaning I nstruction C ards), Site Operating Procedures or Emergency Procedures. System ‘links’ with Janus database eliminating additional data input and ensuring conformity of information. a Management Information System that monitors, records and archives all operations of processing plant, packaging lines, automated CIP systems ( C leaning I n- P lace) and discharges to effluent. Detailed reports are generated for analysis and auditing. ...setting the benchmark to progress ‘ BEST PRACTICE’ standards a Management Information System that monitors, records and archives all operations of processing plant, packaging lines, automated CIP systems ( C leaning I n- P lace) and discharges to effluent. Detailed reports are generated for analysis and auditing.

6. Management Information What needs cleaning When Using which CIC With which chemicals Specialist Training required? Who cleaned it ATP result? Current Tasks – active screen Sign-off sheets ~ daily ~ weekly Archive of all Cleaning Records Task Marking What was Cleaned When it was Due When it was Done By whom Who Inspected it Add Micro Results?

8. Simple, straight forward to use Or for photos just Drag n’drop Pick n’tick to input PPE or Cleaning Equip Comprehensive information Secure document control Professional presentation Colour coded cleaning cards Identifying: High Care Areas Low Care Areas Emergency Procedures

10. Procedure text of CIC can be typed in directly or copied and pasted from existing documents. CIC Procedure Text Images of cleaning equipment or icons depicting summary of application method can be added into the procedure ‘Text Box’.

11. Pages for photos are provided and each page can have a different matrix: 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, 4x4 or 5x5 Inserting Photographs Simply ‘drag and drop’ Photographs are auto-sized to fit selected image box

13. Verification Report 160 performance check points 2 tolerance levels A comprehensive tool for QA audits Time Flow Detg % Temp pH Turbidity Per stage Out/Return Out/Return Out/Return Out/Return Out/Return Cleans automatically classified as: PASS CAUTION FAIL

14. Detailed Reports Available immediately after each CIP Operation Detailed graph report monitors & trends Digital signals: Pumps Valves Level switches Alarm signals, etc. Graph Display can be ‘zoomed’ for greater detail to aid analysis Graph data is supported by a detailed Sequence Table Temperature Conductivity Flow Turbidity, etc. Analogue signals:

15. What was the cost of Cleaning? Utility, energy and chemical costs: Single Clean Monthly costs Are the costs repeatable, clean on clean? Comparison of individual Cost elements Report generated after each CIP Operation

16. Environmental Report Impact of Pumps Impact of Heating Single Clean Monthly CO 2 Other reports generated after each CIP Operation & Times details how many times each pump/valve operated for and total duration they were active for. Maintenance identifies when a pump or valve has reach ‘service required’ trigger, (item text changes colour) Service Log records when each item of plant (pump/valve) was Serviced and details plant utilisation at time of Service Reports can be of a single operation or entire CIP channel Scope and System Capabilities The system is able to monitor multiple CIPs and Process Plant simultaneously, i.e. an entire Site. Connectivity can be into the Site’s Ethernet, or plugged into a port of the operating PLC. Verification archives all ‘out of spec’ occurrences, results can be analysed via filtering to establish if ‘faults’ occur each CIP operation – possible program fault. History Each separate Insite Channel can monitor and record data from: 10x Analogue Signals 64x Digital Signals 5x Pulse Meters

17. MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS ...we are passionate about delivering BEST PRACTICE