OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Course

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In Washington, D. C. (USA)

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Description

  • Type

    Seminar

  • Level

    Beginner

  • Location

    Washington, d. c. (USA)

  • Duration

    2 Days

ourse "Quality by Design - Essential Techniques for Medical Devices" has been pre-approved by RAPS as eligible for up to 12 credits towards a participant's RAC recertification upon full completion.
Overview:
Design Controls are essential for producing safe and effective medical devices. And Design Controls are considered a critical process by the FDA. Yet, Design Controls are still one of the most frequent areas for 483 and Warning Letter observations. This two-day seminar will help you understand, develop, and implement Design Controls processes and tools that are a competitive strength for your company. You will learn how to incorporate Design Controls into your product development process to help streamline development and ensure Quality and compliance.
In this seminar, we will cover Design Controls for medical devices. We will understand the requirements for Design Controls and how to translate them into an efficient and effective process for your company. We'll cover the history, context, and requirements for Design Controls. Then we'll discuss requirements and tools in detail and include exercises to help you practice and improve your Design Control process.
Why you should attend:
The intrinsic quality, safety, and effectiveness of medical devices are established during the design phase. Yet, statistics show that a significant percentage of all medical device recalls are due to design problems. And those design problems can have disastrous results for your customer and for your company. A rigorous and efficient Design Control process can help avoid these quality and compliance problems. Issues that are identified early are more easily and quickly resolved. This seminar will help you avoid design problems and their impact on Quality, cost, speed to market, and customer satisfaction.

Facilities

Location

Start date

Washington, D. C. (USA)
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Courtyard Arlington Crystal City/Reagan National Airport 2899 Jefferson Davis Highway Arlington, VA 22202 USA, 22202

Start date

On request

About this course

Using interactive discussion and exercises, students will understand the regulations, context, and history of Design Controls. They will learn how to use Design Control as a tool to ensure product quality while meeting business needs for speed to market. They will come away with key concepts, practice in these concepts, and extensive course notes for future use and reference:
• Expectations
• Regulations and History
• Design Control process, procedures, forms, records, files
• Linkages to the rest of your Quality Management System
• Lessons Learned
• Myths
• Challenges
• Best Practices
• Inspection Readiness

• R&D Engineers
• R&D Project Leaders
• R&D Managers and Directors
• Individuals participating in Product Design and Development
• Individuals participating in design changes and failure investigations
• Regulatory Affairs
• Design Quality Engineers
• R&D engineers and scientists
• Compliance Specialists
• Auditors
• Senior Management
• Anyone new to Design Control

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Subjects

  • Testing
  • Industry
  • Drug Testing
  • Production
  • Safety
  • OSHA
  • Employee
  • State
  • Federal Jurisdictions
  • Reporting
  • Recording

Course programme

Agenda:
Day 1 Schedule
  • (8:00-8:30 am):
  • Registration & Meet and Greet.
Lecture 1 (8:30-9:30 am):
  • Introduction and Presentation Overview
  • Instructor & Participation Introductions
  • Listing of Participants Goals
  • Seminar Objectives
  • Defining Safety
Lecture 2 (9:30-10:00 am):
  • An Introduction To OSHA
  • The 2 Hands of OSHA
  • Employee & Employer Rights & Responsibilities
  • State and Federal Jurisdictions
  • (10:00-10:15 am) Break
Lecture 3 (10:15-11:15 am):
  • An Introduction To OSHA
  • Workplace Injury Reporting and Recording Requirements
  • Volks Decision and Current Changes of Decision
  • Temporary & Contract Employee Emphasis Program
  • Fatality Reporting Time Requirements
Lecture 4 (11:15- Noon):
  • OSHA Reporting Definitions
  • Amputation, Loss of an Eye Reporting Time Requirements
  • In-Patient Hospitalization Reporting Time Requirements
  • OSHA's Definition of In-Patient Hospitalization
  • OSHA's Definition of Amputation
  • OSHA's Definition of Loss of an Eye
  • Citation Review of Non Reporting Cases
  • (Noon - 1:00 pm) Lunch

Lecture 5 (1:00-2:00 pm):
  • Final Rule to Improve Tracking of Workplace Injuries & Illnesses
  • History that lead to new rule and major provisions of it.
  • Why employers are required to submit electronically injury and illnesses on OSHA secured website.
  • How the new requirement impacts businesses.
  • Who is to submit and how to submit electronically.
  • Compliance schedule of submitting injury and illnesses on OSHA secured website.
  • (2:00-2:15pm) Break
Lecture 6 (2:15-3:15pm):
  • Injury and Illness Reporting and Disciplinary Action Provision
  • Fairfax Memo
  • Discuss how OSHA will determine if employer procedures are "reasonable" for having employees report injury and illnesses.
  • Discuss how OSHA will determine if employer procedures are "reasonable" for disciplinary action of late reporting.
  • Why the new provision?
  • (3:15-3:30pm) Break
Lecture 7 (3:30-4:00pm):

  • Examples of Reasonable Illness Reporting Procedures and Disciplinary Actions
  • Participants Procedural Exercise
Lecture 8 (4:00-4:30pm):

  • Summary of Day 1
  • Summary of today's topics
  • Q&A
  • Tomorrow's Agenda
Day 2 Schedule
  • (8:00-8:30 am):
  • Registration & Meet and Greet.
Lecture 1 (8:30-9:30 am):
  • Incentive Program & Post Injury and Illness Drug Testing Provision
  • Discuss OSHA's "reasonable" requirements of an incentive program.
  • Discuss OSHA's "reasonable" requirements of post injury and illness drug testing program.
  • Why the new provision?
  • Compliance Schedule
  • (9:30-9:45am) Break
Lecture 2 (9:45-11:00 am):
  • Incentive Program & Post Injury and Illness Drug Testing Provision
  • Incentive Program Procedural Exercise and Discussion.
  • Post Injury & Illness Drug Testing Procedural Exercise and Discussion.
  • State Law, Federal Law & OSHA.
  • (11:00 am-11:15am) Break
Lecture 3 (11:15-Noon):
  • Employees Right To Report Injuries & Illnesses Free of Retaliation Provision
  • Review 11c - Whistleblower Protection Changes
  • (Noon - 1:00 pm) Lunch
Lecture 4 (1:00-2:00pm):
  • Employees Right To Report Injuries & Illnesses Free of Retaliation Provision
  • Discuss OSHA's new enforcement process pertaining to the Whistleblower Protection Legislation and how it impacts business.
  • Discuss how to comply with OSHA's "reasonable" requirements for informing employees about their rights to report injuries and illnesses.
  • New OSHA poster
  • (2:00-2:15pm) Break
Lecture 5 (2:15-3:15):

  • Participant Exercise - Procedural Writing & Discussion
  • (3:15-3:30pm) Break
Lecture 6 (3:30-4:00pm):

  • Current Changes, OSHA Guidelines & Trump Administration

Lecture 7 (4:00-4:30pm):
  • Summary of Day 2
  • What Did You Learn?
  • Final Q&A
  • Feedback

OSHA 10 Hour General Industry Course

£ 79.94 VAT inc.

*Indicative price

Original amount in USD:

$ 100 $ 1,495