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Good lab practice: working reliably and according to the rules

1 day • Location TBD • Members: €495 • Non-members: €693

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Good lab practice: working reliably and according to the rules

A result is only valuable if it is reliable and traceable. In the lab, this means working according to Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and (Good Laboratory Practice) GLP, correctly documenting what you do, and knowing how to handle deviations. In this training, you will learn the basics of good laboratory practice and how to apply them to your daily work.

  • Understand and apply the basics of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP)
  • Working traceable and reliable
  • Record work correctly according to the rules
  • Dealing with anomalies and deviations

For whom

This training has been developed for analysts, laboratory technicians, lab technicians, and support staff who want to work reliably and according to the rules.

Program

Part 1: GMP and GLP in practice
What do Good Manufacturing Practice and Good Laboratory Practice entail?
Why do these rules exist and what do they mean for your daily work?
Part 2: Traceability, recording, and deviations
How do you make your work traceable?
How do you record results correctly?
How do you handle deviations without compromising quality?

Result

After this training, you will work reliably and traceably, in accordance with the rules of good laboratory practice.

Location: FHI, Leusden • Duration: 1 day • Price: €495 (members) / €693 (non-members)

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