Before and during the course FAQs

If you are planning to market medical devices, you will need to ensure they comply with the Food and Drug Administration’s stringent requirements. The tutor will spend the day explaining Quality System Regulations (QSR) for Medical Devices CGMP 21 CFR Part 820 and how its requirements might interact with other standards being applied in your organisation. The tutor will point you to salient points within the regulation and other valuable resources, and explore preparation for an audit.

If you wish to market a device in the EU, you may like to take a look at our 1-day Medical Device Regulation (MDR) training course.

Yes, this Bywater course is CQI and IRCA certified, and you will receive a certificate after training to demonstrate you have achieved new professional skills and standing in line with the requirements of this internationally recognised body.

IOSH stands for the Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, which is the chartered body and membership organisation for health and safety professionals. A training course that is IOSH approved is deemed to provide high-quality, relevant health and safety content, designed to meet the needs of its intended audience.

This Introduction to ISO 45001 course offers a clear grounding in health & safety as it relates to ISO 45001, enabling delegates to later progress onto courses such as ISO 45001 Internal and Lead Auditor training.

Failure Mode and Effects Analysis is a technique for exploring where and how failure can occur in the development and manufacture of a product, enabling organisations to better control or eliminate those failures.

FMEA can be applied in the design and manufacturing of many products. This Risk Analysis and FMEA for Medical Devices training course focuses on the how designers and manufacturers of medical devices can reduce failures.

Bywater will send your certificate of attendance after the course has been completed, either directly to you or to the person who booked the course. The certificate will provide evidence that you are now up-to-date with the latest requirements for ISO 17025 for quality management systems in a laboratory environment.

The 1-day course is equivalent to 6 hours CPD.

The course is suitable for those new to waste management as well as those already working within a waste management or operational capacity. If you would like to know more about environment management systems as a whole, we have several courses that can explain the concepts and requirements of ISO 14001.

Yes, we will send you a certificate of attendance after the course has been completed.

While the ISO 45003 standard is intended to be used in conjunction with ISO 45001, you do not need to be an ISO 45001 expert to benefit from this training.

We recommend this Introduction to ISO 45003:2021 training course to anyone who is involved or interested in mental wellbeing care at work, including HR and line managers, as well as those implementing, managing and auditing an OH&SMS.

Black Belt training goes beyond Green Belt skills to complete your knowledge of the Six Sigma tools and techniques, putting you in the best possible position to support your business in improving business processes. It also gives you the skills to manage the multi-disciplinary teams who will carry out those improvements.

Black Belt training and experience are valuable additions to your CV, both within your own organisation and in the wider world. As Bywater Six Sigma training is certified by the Royal Statistical Society (RSS), your expert achievement will be seen to be of the highest quality.

Yes, your certificate will be sent to you after the course. The certificate will confirm that the course was approved by the Royal Statistical Society, and can be used to demonstrate your new level of Six Sigma skills to employers, colleagues and in wider circles such as LinkedIn.