Webinar on Writing Followable Procedures to Reduce Human Errors

What will be discussed?

It is essential to understand why people don't follow procedures and it’s also important to know exactly where the instructions weaknesses are so that procedures can be human engineered, improved and fixed. Our upcoming webinar discusses how to create and maintain a procedure, starting from content development to formats designed, for human error reduction.

What you’ll learn?

• SOP writing rules and content development
• Regulatory compliance background and universal purpose of procedures
• Use of electronic information networks for procedure access

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

We will discuss how to create and maintain a procedure, starting from content development to formats designed for human error reduction due to procedures.

WHO WILL BENEFIT

QA/QC directors and managers

Process improvement/excellence professionals

Training leaders and managers

Plant engineering

Compliance officers

Regulatory professionals

Executive management

Manufacturing operations directors

Human factors professionals

Speaker Profile: Ginette Collazo, Ph. D. is an Industrial-Organizational Psychologist with 20 years of experience that specializes in Engineering Psychology and Human Reliability, disciplines that study the interaction between human behavior and productivity.

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Others Details

Understand why people don't follow procedures and how to create and maintain a procedure. The webinar discusses writing rules and techniques for human error reduction.