ISO 17025 Introduction Course Overview

To ensure that participants are adequately prepared to undertake training in the ISO 17025 Introduction course effectively, the following minimum prerequisites are recommended:

• Basic understanding of laboratory operations and the general concepts of a Laboratory Management System (LMS).
• Familiarity with the role and importance of standards in the laboratory environment.
• Awareness of quality management principles, although detailed knowledge is not required.
• Interest in the processes of calibration and testing within laboratory settings.

Please note that prior extensive experience in laboratory management or quality systems is not required. The course is designed to introduce the fundamental principles and requirements of ISO/IEC 17025 and will cater to individuals who are new to the standard as well as those seeking a refresher.

Target Audience for ISO 17025 Introduction

1. The ISO 17025 Introduction course is designed to familiarize participants with the essentials of Laboratory Management Systems in compliance with ISO/IEC 17025 standards.

   
   

2. Target Audience:

   
   

• Laboratory Managers
• Quality Managers
• Technical Supervisors
• Laboratory Technicians
• R&D Managers
• Calibration Engineers
• Testing and Calibration Staff
• Internal Auditors for Laboratory Systems
• Professionals involved in laboratory accreditation and operation
• Quality Assurance/Quality Control Personnel
• Laboratory Equipment Suppliers and Vendors
• Regulatory Compliance Associates
• Personnel responsible for legal metrology and standardization

Learning Objectives - What you will Learn in this ISO 17025 Introduction?

1. Introduction: The ISO 17025 Introduction course equips participants with foundational knowledge of Laboratory Management System standards and practices as per ISO/IEC 17025 requirements.

2. Learning Objectives and Outcomes:

• Understand the scope and application of ISO/IEC 17025 in laboratory environments.
• Gain insight into the structure and key elements of a Laboratory Management System (LMS).
• Learn the importance of impartiality and confidentiality in laboratory operations.
• Recognize the process approach for laboratory activities to enhance process efficiency and data integrity.
• Identify the requirements for competence, including personnel qualifications and ongoing training.
• Comprehend the equipment calibration and maintenance protocols to ensure reliability and accuracy of results.
• Grasp the concept of method validation, verification, and technical records to maintain quality control.
• Understand the internal audit process and management reviews for continuous improvement.
• Explore the procedures for handling customer complaints and non-conforming work.
• Prepare for the implementation or transition to ISO/IEC 17025 within your laboratory.