ISO 17025 Implementation Training Course
DURATION
2 daysCPD
Equivalent to 15 hoursCERTIFICATES
All delegates will receive a certificate on completion.DELIVERY OPTIONS
Learn about the requirements of ISO 17025, together with implementation skills such as conducting a gap analysis, creating high-level process maps, performing risk analysis and implementation planning, on this ISO 17025 Implementation training course.
On completion of this course delegates will be ready to plan and carry out an implementation of ISO 17025 within a laboratory setting, in order to achieve or maintain ISO 17025 accreditation.
The course will also benefit those in charge of the maintenance of an ISO 17025 QMS wanting to develop their understanding of what is required.
- overview and requirements of ISO 17025
- exploring the connections and similarities between ISO 17025 and other standards such as ISO 9001
- the difference between certification and accreditation, including analysis of the benefits and considerations of these options
- how to achieve accreditation to ISO 17025
- the role of the National Accreditation Body and its assessment process (ISO 17011)
- performing a gap analysis as a base-line review
- high-level process map (outline laboratory processes and their interrelationships)
- understanding risks and opportunities and what they mean to the organisation
- developing an implementation plan
- effective maintenance of an accredited ISO 17025 management system
- change management within an accredited ISO 17025 management system
- Day 1
- WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION
- Quality and Laboratory Accreditation
- Workshop: What Makes a Good Laboratory?
- ISO 17025 – Part 1 General and Structural Requirements
- Workshop: Impartiality
- ISO 17025 – Part 2 Resource Requirements
- ISO 17025 – Part 3 Process Requirements
- LUNCH
- Workshop: Elements of the Standard – Part 1
- ISO 17025 – Part 4 Process Requirements – Measurement Uncertainty
- Workshop: Measurement Uncertainty
- ISO 17025 – Part 5 Process Requirements – Reporting
- Workshop: Reports
- ISO 17025 – Part 6 Management System Requirements
- Workshop: Elements of the Standard – Part 2
- CLOSE
- Day 2
- What are you Implementing?
- Workshop: Why are you Implementing ISO 17025?
- How are you going to Implement an ISO 17025 QMS?
- What Already Exists Within Your Organisation?
- Workshop: Process Mapping
- What are the Requirements of the ISO17025:2017 Standard?
- Workshop: Identifying ISO 17025 Requirements
- LUNCH
- Gap Analysis
- Workshop: Creating a Gap Analysis
- Implementation Plan
- Workshop: Creating an Implementation Plan
- Next Steps – Applying for Accreditation
- CLOSE
- the key clauses of ISO 17025
- the laboratory accreditation process, including the benefits and possible considerations
- how to develop a plan for implementing ISO 17025
- what is required for the maintenance of an ISO 17025 quality management system
A certificate of completion will be awarded to delegates after the course, which evidences their new knowledge and aptitude for implementing ISO 17025.
Upcoming course dates
This 2-day implementation course includes our 1-day introductory training on Understanding ISO 17025. That means you can attend this course with the confidence that you will be able to follow and achieve value from the training even if you have no prior knowledge.
Yes, we will send you a certificate of completion after finishing the course. This will demonstrate that you have the knowledge to implement and maintain a laboratory quality management system based on ISO 17025.
The course is equivalent to 15 hours CPD.
We ask all delegates for feedback at the end of their courses, to support our aim of continuously improving the training we provide.
Past delegates have commented that the course was clear, concise, very well delivered, was very easy to follow, and offered
- interesting examples
- comprehensive knowledge
- the flexibility to meet delegate needs
You can read more feedback on our ISO 17025 training.
The process of implementing a QMS based on ISO 17025 in laboratories requires understanding, action and continual improvement. The steps include:
- understanding the requirements of ISO 17025 and how it differs from ISO 9001
- conducting a gap analysis to understand where you need to change your existing quality management system
- documenting necessary policies and processes to answer the requirements of the standard
- conducting internal audits to check and improve your systems
- initiating the accreditation process
Training employees who participate or have an interest in ISO 17025 accreditation is important to ensure requirements are being met. We offer a comprehensive range of ISO 17025 training courses to introduce employees to the concept, as well as specialist auditing skills.
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