Michigan's VNRFRPS Cooperative Agreement for a Learning Management System Develop

所提到的供资机会公告侧重于努力推进国家综合 食品安全体系，协助零售食品监管计划，以实现符合自愿 通过制定、实施和改进国家零售食品监管计划标准， 支持与VNRFRPS的一致性所必需的基础设施。密歇根州政府 农业和农村发展部（MDARD）作为VNRFRPS参与者的经验为我们提供了一个明确的 了解标准如何将您的食品安全计划重点放在减少风险因素上， 围绕在零售食品部门实施积极的管理控制计划的问题。 MDARD的建议将通过开发和实施一个 学习管理系统（LMS）。它将为各机构提供一种工具， VNRFRPS中特别概述了标准2，培训。这是MDARD解决这一问题的第一个计划 MDARD的建议建立在我们目前在认证期间与45名LHD的工作基础上， 标准化过程。在这些过程中，MDARD和LHD都发现， 一个有效的LMS跟踪和记录个人的培训作为一个问题。这将创建一个 MDARD和LHD在确保所有进行食品安全检查的工作人员 培训并根据需要保持其继续教育要求。为了让LHD满足 根据VNRFRP的要求，他们必须能够证明他们拥有经过全面培训的检查人员 工作人员目前的培训要求，任何新雇用的工作人员也符合要求， 训练即使是配备两名或更少检查员的小机构也遇到了困难， 不愿加入VNRFRPS。MDARD将通过与我们的 LHD和其他合作伙伴。MDARD与LHD和其他州建立共识的长期记录 和联邦机构将帮助我们制定要求，实施和培训员工使用LMS系统。 一个全面的LMS将使任何食品安全机构能够成功地记录培训， 在VNRFRPS登记的路障，导致交付一个完整的食品安全计划， 他们的选民。MDARD和LHD LMS的成功实施可以作为一个模型， 各级政府的各种食品安全机构;地方，地区，部落和州。MDARD 我相信使用LMS将成为最佳实践，我们将支持这一概念和项目 全国范围内。密歇根州一直是各种伙伴关系、倡议和协会的积极成员， 地方、州、区域和国家一级。密歇根州的参与和继续与那些 各组织将帮助确保该项目符合并支持全面综合粮食计划署的目标， 安全系统

The referenced funding opportunity announcement focuses on efforts to advance the nationally integrated food safety system by assisting retail food regulatory programs to achieve conformance with the Voluntary National Retail Food Regulatory Program Standards by developing, implementing, and improving the infrastructure necessary to support conformance with the VNRFRPS. The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development's (MDARD) experience as an enrollee in the VNRFRPS gives us a clear understanding of how the standards focus your food safety program on the reduction of risk factors and the issues surrounding the implementation of an active managerial control program within the retail food sector. MDARD's proposal would support the development of that infrastructure by developing and implementing a Learning Management System (LMS). It would offer a tool for agencies to use in meeting the requirements outlined in the VNRFRPS specifically Standard 2, Training. This is MDARD's first plan to resolve this issue and MDARD's proposal builds upon our current work with our 45 LHDs during the accreditation and standardization processes. During these processes both MDARD and the LHD have identified that the lack of an effective LMS for tracking and documenting an individual's training as a problem. This creates an issue for MDARD and LHD in assuring that all staff who are delivering food safety inspections are fully trained and maintaining their continuing education requirements as needed. In order for a LHD to meet the requirements of the VNRFRPs they must be able to demonstrate that they have a fully trained inspection staff current on their training requirements and that any new staff hired also meet the requirements for training. Even small agencies staffed with two or fewer inspectors have experienced difficulties, resulting in reluctance to enroll in VNRFRPS. MDARD will develop the LMS through a consensus process with our LHD and other partners. MDARD's long track record of consensus building with the LHD and other state and federal agencies will help us to develop requirements, implement, and train staff to use a LMS system. A comprehensive LMS would enable any food safety agency to successfully document training and remove a roadblock for enrollment in the VNRFRPS, resulting in the delivery of a complete food safety program to their constituents. MDARD and LHD successful implementation of a LMS can be used as a model for a variety of food safety agencies at various governmental levels; local, regional, tribal, and state. MDARD believes that the use of a LMS will become a best practice and we will support this concept and project nationally. Michigan has been an active member of a variety of partnerships, initiatives and associations on the local, state, regional and national level. Michigan's participation and continued work with those organizations will help to ensure that this project will align with and support the goal of a fully integrated food safety system.