Training and Development in The Life Sciences - Build Training That Works

Why Should You Attend:

Writing effective Standard Operating Procedures and Work Instructions and developing training to support those documents is not intuitive, it is not a skill that is often taught in our universities, and it can be a difficult and cumbersome task to execute. Knowing the most effective and efficient processes for gathering, organizing, and writing technical documentation is absolutely critical to providing significant value to a dreaded, avoided, and seemingly unimportant work task.

This webinar will also explore the area of training in regulated environments, its importance, and its relationship to compliance documentation. Training is one of the most underrated and least respected of all the disciplines found within modern manufacturing within regulated industries – foods, cosmetics, beverages, medical devices, pharmaceuticals, biologics, etc. Yet, training is equally as important as any compliance discipline. The major problem today is how training is applied, how training is administered, and how training is managed within the modern regulated industry. We will look at Best-in-Class applications of training and how training can significantly contribute to not only world-class compliance but improved operational performance, improved quality, and improved employee/associate safety. And how together, effective documentation and training can significantly improve your operations.

Areas Covered in the Webinar:

• Global regulatory requirements for compliance documentation and training
• The relationship between compliance documentation and training
• Read and understand versus demonstrated competence
• Elements of a compliant documentation and training system
• How to conduct a compliance documentation and training analysis
• Compliance documentation and training as the basis for world-class operational control and performance improvement

Who Will Benefit:

Anyone having responsibility for training and compliance documentation in regulated environments – trainers, training developers, documentation specialists, internal auditors, quality assurance personnel, and managers of training, quality and regulatory functions