Date & Time
April 17, 2025
11 am to 12 pm
Location
Online
Webinar Synopsis:
In this educational session, we will explore the importance of environmental monitoring programs in the food industry, with a particular focus on advanced sanitation methods. Attendees will gain insights into the science behind environmental monitoring, the role of ATP testing in hygiene verification, and how new technologies can enhance sanitation practices to meet the demands of food safety.
Key topics to be covered:
The Science of Environmental Monitoring: Explore the fundamental principles of environmental monitoring in the food industry, including its importance in identifying and reducing pathogen risk. Learn how effective environmental monitoring programs can improve sanitation and protect public health.
ATP Testing: Advancements and Applications: Understand how ATP testing plays a crucial role in sanitation programs. We’ll introduce next-generation ATP A3 technology and outline what it means for sanitation programs to be able to detect all three adenylates (ATP+ADP+AMP).
Environmental Monitoring Program Design: Learn how to develop and implement an effective environmental monitoring program. We’ll discuss strategies for integrating testing protocols that ensure reliable hygiene practices, minimize contamination risks, and support compliance with food safety regulations.
Case Studies and Best Practices: Hear about real-world examples of successful environmental monitoring and sanitation efforts, showcasing how companies have enhanced food safety, minimized cross-contamination, and optimized their hygiene protocols.
Choosing the Right Tools for Your Program: While we’ll focus on the science and methodology behind effective environmental monitoring, we’ll also discuss how modern solutions, such as next-generation ATP A3 testing technology, can complement and enhance existing hygiene programs.
Target Audience:
This session is ideal for quality assurance managers, sanitation professionals, and food safety experts looking to enhance their environmental monitoring practices, improve sanitation effectiveness, and comply with regulatory standards.
By focusing on the science behind environmental monitoring, we aim to provide valuable insights for those looking to improve their food safety and hygiene programs, while showcasing innovative tools as one of many solutions available in the field.
Takeaway:
Stay informed on the latest trends and advancements in environmental monitoring to ensure safer food production and safeguard both public health and brand reputation.
Webinar Lead By

Jess Burke
With over 18 years of experience, Jessica began her career in an environmental and food testing laboratory. Following that, she held various roles in quality assurance and food safety in the food manufacturing industry, where she helped multiple companies strengthen their food safety systems and achieve GFSI certification. Jessica has held multiple roles within BRCGS, including Technical Specialist for the Gluten-Free Certification Program and Plant-Based Global Standard, and Senior Technical Manager for the Americas region. In her current position as Delivery Partners Relationship Manager, her role is to support BRCGS Delivery Partners in delivering world class service, through collaboration, facilitation and technical education.
Jessica is a member of the Spring Event, Social Mixer and Website, and the chair for the Fall Event, Constitution, and Finance committees.
Meet Our Experts

Market Manager, Food & Beverage
Peter Beers
Peter Beers has over 13 years of experience in the food manufacturing industry, with a strong background in both operations and account management. His expertise includes audit requirements such as BRC, SQF, and CFIA, as well as sanitation consulting and industrial hygiene. As part of the Impact Microbiology Services (IMS) team, Peter is focused on helping food and beverage manufacturers enhance their quality and safety programs. In this webinar, he will explore the critical role of environmental monitoring and the latest advancements in ATP and rapid microbial testing driving improvements in sanitation programs around the world.
Event Details
Date & Time
April 17, 2025
11 am to 12 pm
Location
Online
Registration
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