The Importance of Lab Standards from a User’s Perspective
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Effective operations in any industry depend on sound principles of Safety, Quality and Compliance without compromising on customer focus.
Safety ensures following of best practices, with continual improvement plans, in a hazard-free environment. Safe practices concerning people, position, PPEs, procedures, proper tool, and equipment ensure an incident-free workspace. Safety involves creating awareness, designing the entire lab workplace ranging from fume hood operations, and waste disposal mechanisms. Robust inventory management is vital for safe operations.
Quality puts forth Good Research Practices (GRP) by providing standard SOPs for all operations, equipment, instrument standardizations and training people for anytime-audit-readiness. Contemporaneous entries are made electronically on the procedures to ensure data integrity. It is also necessary to design a seamless coordination strategy with R&D, purchase, QC, and logistics for a successful end to end process. Mechanisms like GEMBA walks are to sustain good practices with an eye on continuous improvement.
This webinar will focus on the importance of lab standards to drive effective operations.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF LAB STANDARDS FROM A USER’S PERSPECTIVE
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