Companies and multi-site networks
Industry, logistics, retail, services
View this use caseA food safety plan is not decided in a binder. It is decided the moment someone puts a delivery away, switches boards or comes back to their station after a break. Soriston trains your teams inside those exact moments, in 360° video, with the visible consequence of every gesture.
Non-conformities found during inspections rarely come from missing knowledge. They come from gestures that do not hold over time, under service pressure, in teams that are often young and change frequently.
Six situations covering the control points most often raised in commercial and contract catering.
Hand washing every thirty minutes and after each task change, compliant uniform, jewellery removal, head covering.
Immediate storage of deliveries, checks on refrigerated units, response when a temperature goes out of range.
Raw and cooked separation, dedicated boards and utensils, preparation order, allergen handling.
Safe temperatures on sensitive products, probe thermometer checks, decision to serve or discard.
Cleaning plan, product dilution, contact time, order of operations, visual verification.
Recognising symptoms, informing the manager, what to do before returning to the station.
Modules were designed to fit the reality of a service, not to take a team off the floor for half a day.
The effects show up in the indicators you already track.
You document each person’s actual level on each control point, not just their attendance at a session.
A new starter has already been through the critical situations before their first service, which lightens the load on the existing team.
The same scenario, the same requirement and the same measurement from one site to the next, whoever is managing.
New starters arrive already knowing the cold room and the storage order. We save a full service on onboarding.



No, and that is not its purpose. Statutory food safety training remains required. Soriston works on applying the gestures day to day, between those statutory sessions, where practice actually drifts.
Yes. It is the most common choice among networks, because teams recognise their own equipment and layout instantly. The 360° shoot happens outside service hours, usually half a day per site type.
Modules exist in several languages and subtitles are always present. Visual cues were designed to stay readable even without text, which matters in trades with high linguistic diversity.
With off the shelf modules, expect a few days for a pilot site and two to four weeks for a full network. With custom filming, add the production lead time, usually four to six weeks.
They run the situation again. A mistake carries no operational cost inside the scene, which makes repetition possible. The manager sees the number of attempts and the exact sticking points, which directs support instead of leaving it to intuition.
Send us the two or three non-conformities you see most often. We will show you the matching scenario.
About 20 minutes. No commitment, nothing to install beforehand.