Innovative Examination, Inspection, and Investigation Strategies

项目摘要 格鲁吉亚农业部（GDA）建议继续开发我们的iPad 检查应用程序为检查提供更动态软件应用程序， 检查和调查;利用移动的设备， 历史记录、表单、视频会议和劳动力管理。格鲁吉亚将与 北卡罗来纳州农业和消费者服务部制定检查 软件（GDA的赠款项目）和数据库系统（NCDA&CS的赠款项目），可以服务于 作为检查、报告和信息共享的典范。考试，检查 调查合作协定将为 用于现场使用基于移动的应用的软件的实施和管理 即时访问和实时报告检查、检查和调查。的 这项资助计划的制定和执行将有助于我们的合作努力， 建立软件能力，旨在促进基础设施一体化模式 在联邦和州政府机构之间。 GDA成功地利用电子检测软件进行现场使用。我们寻求 进一步开发我们的软件程序，以提供直观和简化的检查 系统更新后的检查系统将结合联合收割机的多种FDA制造的食品 检查表单到一个界面。系统将能够添加或删除 与专门过程相关的检查标准，基于实际操作， 在一个特定的公司进行。通过Skype或FaceTime进行视频会议， 允许检查员联系主题专家或处理机构， 评估新设备或过程中产品评价。最终，检查数据将 由NCDA和CS通过其赠款资金开发的数据库系统管理。 如果根据这一合作协议申请得到资助，格鲁吉亚将继续努力， 完全符合MFRPS，因为我们在食品安全计划中建立了能力，重点是 公共卫生，与FDA和其他利益相关者合作， 食品安全体系。

Project Summary The Georgia Department of Agriculture (GDA) proposes the continued development of our iPad inspection application to provide a more dynamic software application for inspections, examinations, and investigations; utilizing mobile devices, allowing for instant access to firm history, forms, video conferencing, and workforce management. Georgia will collaborate with North Carolina Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services to develop an inspection software (GDA's grant project) and database system (NCDA&CS' grant project) that can serve as a model for inspection, reporting, and information sharing. The Examinations, Inspections and Investigations Cooperative Agreement will establish a uniform foundation for the implementation and management of mobile application-based software for field use allowing instant access and real-time reporting of examinations, inspections, and investigations. The development and execution of this funding program will assist our collaborative efforts by building software capabilities designed to promote a model for integration of infrastructure across federal and state agencies. GDA has achieved success utilizing electronic inspection software for field use. We seek further development of our software program to provide an intuitive and streamlined inspection system. The updated inspection system would combine the multiple FDA Manufactured Food Inspection Forms into one interface. The system will have the ability to add or remove inspection criteria relevant to specialized processes, based upon the actual operations being conducted at a given firm. Access to video conferencing, through Skype or FaceTime, would allow an inspector to contact subject matter experts or a processing authority, for aid in assessing novel equipment or in-process product evaluation. Ultimately, the inspection data will be managed by a database system developed by NCDA&CS through their grant funding. If funded under this cooperative agreement application, Georgia will continue to strive toward full conformance with the MFRPS, as we build capacity in a food safety program focused on public health, working in collaboration with FDA and other stakeholders, as part of an integrated food safety system.