Compliance Training Webinars for Regulated Industries

This webinar will focus on the key attributes of an effective cGMP investigation, the role of management, employing quality control tools, CAPA effectiveness checks and Warning Letters associated with cGMP compliance. Attend this training and learn how you can avoid “Failure to Investigate" Observations by FDA.

This food safety webinar addresses components of Good Manufacturing Practices that packaging material suppliers should follow for adherence to both regulatory and voluntary standards protocols

Discussion on role and responsibilities of clinical trial investigator and the legal and regulatory requirements to follow for Good Clinical Practices (GCP)

Learn the regulatory requirements and legal ramifications of alternative working arrangements - flextime programs, job sharing, telecommuting, etc.

Get a complete understanding of GCP through a comprehensive analysis of GCP official text - NOTE FOR GUIDANCE ON GOOD CLINICAL PRACTICE, CPMP/ICH/135/95, July 2002.

This OSHA injury and illness recordkeeping webinar will explain how to determine work relatedness and determine which cases are recordable on the OSHA form 300. It will also explain key and recent OSHA recordkeeping interpretations.

Attendees will receive a detailed understanding of process validation for medical devices approach employing IQ, OQ, and PQ. You will learn the information to include in the protocols and reports, the role of Statistical Process Control (SPC), using Design of Experiments (DOE), attribute sampling plans as a verification method, and a discussion of the GHTF document on process validation.

Understanding the GHTF guidance document is particularly important, since FDA (CDRH) plans to issue it as a guidance document in FY2011.

Learn about the proposed Device Establishment Registration and Listing rule and how to meet the FDA requirements and expectations.

Learn how to integrate wellness and occupational health and safety (OHS) , understand the list of areas to merge, where to start, what qualifications work, who to benchmark.

In this Food safety training learn about Food preservation, traditional heat treatment, emerging food processing technologies, pasteurization, shelf life extension, acid and low acid foods, US FDA and USDA regulations, Health Canada, new regulatory terms and definitions, novel foods, high hydrostatic pressure, ultraviolet light, microwave heating, pulsed electric fields.

Learn in details how to accurately and completely process garnishment orders through the payroll department in compliance with federal and state requirements and regulations.

This HR compliance virtual event will discuss about HR risk assessment, Recordkeeping, Retention and Destruction, Selecting and Administering Employment Policies, Legal Interviewing and Hiring Practices, Performance Management, Documenting and Handling Disciplinary Actions and Terminations.

This training program will help attendees understand the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) Form R reporting requirements. It will also elucidate what the EPCRA TRI Form R is, when they are required to be filled out, and how to properly fill them out. Further, attendees will also learn how to calculate chemical mixtures as it applies to the TRI Form R reports.

Understand the regulatory framework for increasing export controls and sanctions restrictions and how to manage both for US and EU.

Grasp the intricacies of managing third-party vendor due diligence in line with SEC regulations with our targeted webinar. Explore the essentials of Third-Party Management, identify potential risks, and learn how to safeguard your investment advisory firm from regulatory pitfalls. This session is indispensable for RIAs aiming to fortify their vendor management protocols and stay compliant with evolving SEC guidelines.

This presentation looks at the entire supply chain picture and the physical flow of materials and services, the flow of information, the flow of money, and the flow of people. Participants will review a successful supply chain process versus an unsuccessful process. The presentation will explore the benefits and challenges of this end-to-end process.

This webinar will look at some of the most prominent operative factors and define the norms in the Responsibility and Accountability architecture of management, namely the Supervisor. Because most business in the US is classified as ‘small business’, very often the luxury of having a system or process for supervisory selection and development is informal, at best. We will describe some of the easiest and most effective ways to bring a supervisor up to speed on their responsibilities. Some of these techniques are surprisingly simple.