This CAPA training will discuss how to apply CAPA process for manufacturing, financial services industries.
Why Should You Attend:
Every business operation will experience difficulties at one point or another. While effective compliance and well-managed oversight can reduce these difficulties, some failure of the system is bound to occur. The extent to which such failure adversely affects the business going forward depends to a large extent on what steps the business has implemented to identify the failure and its likely cause, to take corrective action to immediately resolve problems, and institute preventative measures to prevent such failure in the future.
Using the “Corrective and Preventative Action” module utilized in food and drug manufacturing, this webinar will look at how the principles behind CAPA can be applied in other activities and industries. The webinar will consider ways to identify the causes which led to failure, steps that can be taken to correct the current consequences of such failure, and actions that can be taken to prevent or minimize such failures going forward. The webinar will also discuss the desirability of putting a CAPA plan into writing, assigning responsible staff for monitoring and implementing CAPA incidents, and the role of the organization’s leadership and management in the CAPA process.
Areas Covered in the Seminar:
- What is CAPA?
- History behind CAPA initiatives.
- CAPA in the food and pharmaceuticals industries.
- Case examples of CAPA implementation.
- Identifying failures and the causes.
- Determining proper corrective actions.
- Implementing preventative measures.
- Role of organizational leadership/management in the CAPA process.
- Application of CAPA to general good corporate practices.
- CAPA and ethics
Who Will Benefit:
This webinar will provide valuable assistance to financial institutions, manufacturing enterprises, service providers, and almost any business that offers products and services to other persons or parties:
- Members of Board of Directors
- CEOs, CFOs, and other high level executives that must consider and deal with risk on behalf of a company
- Quality Assurance Managers and auditors
- Regulatory Compliance Associates and Managers
- Attorneys and risk managers
Instructor Profile:
Kenneth Barden, is an attorney with over 30 years of experience. Mr. Barden is a recognized expert in compliance, especially in finance and banking. He has provided technical assistance in compliance and regulatory efforts internationally for the past 14 years. Although he often concentrates his work in finance and public administration, many of the risk management and compliance principles are equally applicable in other industries.
