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GOOD ENGINEERING PRACTICE: (GEP)
Short course
In The Rembrandt Hotel, London ()
Description
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Type
Short course
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Duration
1 Day
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to: Balance expenditure and activity in relation to cost and benefits. State a clear definition of good engineering practice. Understand how the risk based approach will improve effectiveness and reduce costs. Have a common understanding of the concept and principles of GEP. Explain how GEP concepts may be applied in the healthcare industry. Balance expenditure and activity against the associated risks and benefits of a defined scope of work. Suitable for: Who Should Attrend: Professionals in: Quality Assurance. Operations Management. Engineering Management. And those involved in: Engineering Projects, Operations and Management. Quality Assurance and Auditing. Those checking: Validation Documentation. All aspects of Validation, Qualification, Verification and any other regulated background
Important information
Documents
- Good Engineering Practice
Reviews
Teachers and trainers (2)
John Andrews
Director, Andrews Consulting Enterprise Ltd., UK
Mark Foss
Head of Engineering, Boehringer Ingelheim, UK
Course programme
This seminar will focus on the following:
- ISPE Good Engineering Practice Guide
- Applicable Regulations
- Risk Management
- Practical application of science and risk based approach to process and system equipment verification
- Making best use of supplier documentation
- Understanding of terminology and the ‘busting’ of some myths
- Practical approach to documentation and document approvals
- Change management and how to gain acceptance of this
- Auditing
- Maintenance management
- Opportunity to take part in group exercises to use tools in real life examples
Who Should Attrend:
Professionals in:
- Quality Assurance
- Operations Management
- Engineering Management
And those involved in:
- Engineering Projects, Operations and Management
- Quality Assurance and Auditing
Those checking:
- Validation Documentation
- All aspects of Validation, Qualification, Verification and any other regulated background
At the end of this seminar, participants will be able to:
- Balance expenditure and activity in relation to cost and benefits
- State a clear definition of good engineering practice
- Understand how the risk based approach will improve effectiveness and reduce costs
- Have a common understanding of the concept and principles of GEP
- Explain how GEP concepts may be applied in the healthcare industry
- Balance expenditure and activity against the associated risks and benefits of a defined scope of work
Speakers:
Mark Foss Head of Engineering, Boehringer Ingelheim, UK
John Andrews Director, Andrews Consulting Enterprise Ltd., UK
GOOD ENGINEERING PRACTICE: (GEP)