Isaac Courso, CPAI course session on waste and quality records Locked video · 24 min

When a waste record looks complete but the investigation is not

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Every field is filled in and the record looks complete. Then someone asks what actually happened, and the record cannot answer. In this conversation, Isaac Caruso, a principal solutions engineer at Uncountable, walks through a beverage and starch example where exactly that happens. It is made for the quality, continuous improvement and production teams who own waste investigations.

In this conversation

  • Why can a record with every field filled in still leave an investigation stuck?
  • What does the beverage and starch example reveal about your own records?
  • Which details have to be captured in the moment, and which can wait?
  • What does AI need from your records before it can help, and where should a first pilot start?

Who should watch

Quality managers, food safety leads, continuous improvement leads, production supervisors and plant data or systems owners in food and beverage manufacturing who run waste and quality investigations.

Topics covered

  • Waste and quality records in food and beverage plants
  • Root cause investigation of off-spec batches
  • Batch records, material lots and supplier certificates of analysis
  • When to record an event and who records it
  • Data readiness for AI in manufacturing
  • Starting a small records pilot on one line

Course access

Buying the course gives lifetime access to all four videos, the ebook, and the selected 5 Whys and root cause analysis tools. The whole course is also included with the CPAI Premier, Premier Team and Premier Factory access plans.

Instructors

Guest expert

Isaac Caruso

Isaac Caruso is a principal solutions engineer at Uncountable, a product development intelligence platform. Over the past six years he has led evaluations and implementations for organizations across industries, including food and beverage. With a background in computer science, he has worked as a software developer and implementation specialist, helping scientific teams capture, structure and use their data.

Host

Saeed Sarfarazi

Business Advisor at CPAI focused on practical, safe AI adoption and operational improvement.

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