CYBER SECURITY
An easy way to check the source of a hyperlink.
What is hovering over/rolling over with the mouse?
Things that need to be replaced when re-entering the packaging room from any non-packaging area
What are gloves?
The long way to say HACCP.
What is Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point?
All containers holding chemicals must have one.
What is a label?
The level of grain dust that must be cleaned when it's exceeded.
What is 1/8"?
Not a watersport, but a scam to get valuable information from you.
What is phishing?
Uniforms may not have them above waist level.
What are pockets?
It protects the food supply from intentional adulteration or contamination.
What is Food Defense?
Three types of chemical contaminates in food.
What are:
Grease, lubricants, solvents, pesticides, cleaners, sanitizers, allergens, or processing aids.
The permit required when compressed air is used to clean equipment and areas.
What is a blow-down permit?
Three signs an email is a scam.
What are bad grammar, bad spelling, unrealistic promises of money, a sense of urgency?
Something that ADM provided uniform shirts never have.
What are buttons?
It's committed when a product is economically adulterated.
What is Food Fraud?
Names of the 3 different types of chemical storage in the warehouse.
What are
Acid, Base, and UT oil?
The ADM practice that applies to keeping the weeds trimmed, facility painted, and used equipment stored out of view of the public.
What is Good Neighbor?
Three possible goals of a phishing attempt.
What are identity theft, ransom payment/money theft, data theft, install malware?
Not allowed, with no exception, in the lab, warehouse, or packaging.
What are food and drinks?
It's what you do if you see something.
What is Say Something?
The symbol signaling accute toxicity.
What is skull and crossbones?
What you do when you find an object left on the floor.
What is put it away in the right place?
A next level phishing attack using already acquired personal info.
What is spear-phishing
Three colors of utensils and their respective rooms or areas.
What are:
Purple = Sterols Packaging, Sterol Esters Packaging
Red = coater room
yellow = succinate grind and coater rooms
blue = blend room
green = general plant
black = glass and brittle plastic
Three examples of physical contamination.
What are
pens, screws, tools, hair, hairnets, gloves, glass, plastic, metal shavings, jewelry?
Two things everyone should know the location of in case of an emergency.
What are
eyewash stations
shower stations
fire extinguishers
spill containment kits
SDS sheets
Something referred to as 'fugitive'
What is grain dust?