Course Descriptor
This comprehensive 2-day course equips participants with the knowledge and skills needed to successfully transition from paper-based manufacturing to electronic batch record systems.
Participants will delve into the intricacies of EBR implementation, focusing on identifying relevant data sources, adhering to regulatory requirements, and bridging the knowledge gap among stakeholders. Through interactive sessions, trainees will learn user requirement specification and proof-of-concept deployment, gaining hands-on experience in process mapping, instrument set up, and QA review.
Course delivery method: 2 days onsite at NIBRT – The course is available for delivery on request for groups of 6-10. If you are interested, please get in touch at training@nibrt.ie
Key Topics Covered:
- Where to start with EBR and eForms: Understanding the fundamentals and key considerations for implementing EBR systems.
- EBR Design best practices: Exploring industry-leading approaches to designing effective EBR systems.
- Implementing EBR and eForms: Hands-on exercises and practical guidance for successfully deploying EBR and eForms.
- Sustaining EBR and eForms: Strategies and insights for maintaining and optimising EBR systems in the long run.
Enrol in the “Electronic Batch Record (EBR) and eForms” course at NIBRT and gain the confidence and expertise needed to drive successful EBR implementation.
Electronic Batch Record (EBR) and eForms
€1,900.00
Dates:
- 13/09/2023 - 14/09/2023
Out of stock
Fee:
€1900Suitable for:
This course is ideal for individuals responsible for or interested in electronic batch record implementation, including professionals in quality assurance (QA), manufacturing, and information technology (IT). It is also highly recommended for newcomers to electronic (paperless) manufacturing systems and those planning to transition from a paper-based to a paperless system within their manufacturing sites.
Who should attend
This course is ideal for individuals responsible for or interested in electronic batch record implementation, including professionals in quality assurance (QA), manufacturing, and information technology (IT). It is also highly recommended for newcomers to electronic (paperless) manufacturing systems and those planning to transition from a paper-based to a paperless system within their manufacturing sites.
