In a previous blog post, we discussed the Training topic. Today we are going to learn how procedures could be the main reason for errors of execution on the manufacturing floor. Procedures are rules, and we create rules when we…
Understanding Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMPs) In any industry, quality control is essential to customer satisfaction. However, many industries also face a web of complex regulations and compliance standards, which means poor quality control can result in more than dropping sales.…
Standing for Good Manufacturing Practice, GMP training for error prevention is vital to reducing human error and ensuring high-quality production standards. Regardless of professional field, most lapses in product quality are direct results of human error rather than technological malfunctions,…
Getting accepted to university is one of the most exciting moments in a student's life. Your heart starts racing the moment you see the email in your inbox and kicks into double-time as your trembling hands work to open it.…
An organization can have amazing products and services, but if its employees aren't performing effectively and efficiently, it likely will not succeed in the long run. Unfortunately, even motivated employees can become quite inefficient once human error comes into play.…
Companies have human error reduction training courses that aim to encourage accident prevention. The collective types of human error are responsible for 90% of all workplace accidents. Some accidents are minor and others major, but the word major pales in comparison with…
the interior metal manufacturing daylight the view from the top It might seem like all workplace employees play a part in reducing human error in the workplace, a particular burden is placed on the shoulders of management. Without quality leadership,…
If you work in the GMP regulated industry you not only need to address human error deviations because they are an inconvenience, you must do it because the regulation requires it. Oh, you don’t believe me? Let’s look at two…
Past errors, if they are not found and fixed, are often predictive of future mistakes. This is why companies must track and trend errors in the manufacturing environment. The causes of the errors must be identified, categorized and analyzed so…
Procedures are rules, and we create rules when we don’t trust that people will do the right thing on their own. Standard operating procedures, better known as SOP’s, are necessary not because they are regulated; they are regulated because they…