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How to teach a newcomer who has "vague procedures for aseptic work"?

[Manufacturing Industry New Employee Training] [Video Training] Risks Caused by New Employees Who Are Unclear About Aseptic Procedures! Ensure Clear Understanding of Aseptic Procedures Through Effective Education.

In a pharmaceutical factory, strict adherence to aseptic work procedures is essential for ensuring the quality and safety of products. However, if new operators have a vague understanding of aseptic work procedures, the following risks may arise: ● Product contamination: The aseptic condition may not be maintained, leading to the possibility of microbial contamination of the product. ● Occurrence of quality defects: Errors in procedures may result in the product failing to meet quality standards. ● Regulatory violations: There is an increased risk of violating regulations such as GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice), which may lead to administrative guidance or product recalls. For new operators who have a vague understanding of aseptic work procedures, specific and practical training is necessary. By utilizing video manuals, simulated training, and checklists, we can clarify procedures and improve understanding. *For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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Proposal for Solutions | Implementation of Specific Aseptic Work Education To ensure a clear understanding of aseptic work procedures, the following specific educational methods are effective: ● Use of Video Manuals: Utilize videos that capture actual work procedures to visually demonstrate the correct steps. ● Conducting Simulated Training: Through simulated tasks in a cleanroom, enable the acquisition of practical skills. ● Introduction of Checklists: Use checklists that organize work procedures by item to prevent omissions in the steps. ● Strengthening Feedback: After work, have supervisors or educators conduct reviews and point out areas for improvement.

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Introduction Steps | Procedure for Building Aseptic Work Education STEP 1 | Understanding Current Issues Collect examples of quality defects and deviations from procedures in aseptic work to identify issues. STEP 2 | Creation of Educational Materials Create specific educational materials such as video manuals and checklists. STEP 3 | Implementation of Education Conduct education for workers and confirm their understanding. STEP 4 | Measurement of Effectiveness and Improvement Measure the quality of work and adherence to procedures after education, and improve the educational content as necessary.

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Custom-made training video

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Introduction of Success Stories | Strengthening Aseptic Work Education Reduced Quality Defects by 70% At a certain pharmaceutical factory, strengthening education related to aseptic work resulted in the following outcomes: ● Significant reduction in quality defects: Quality defects caused by aseptic work decreased by 70%. ● Increased awareness among workers: Through education, workers' awareness of aseptic work improved, and adherence to procedures was thoroughly enforced. ● Improved educational efficiency: The introduction of video manuals shortened training time and enhanced understanding.

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To effectively promote aseptic operation training 1️⃣ Regular review of training materials: Update training materials in accordance with changes in work procedures and regulations.
To effectively promote aseptic operation training 2️⃣ Ensuring continuity of training: Conduct regular retraining to reinforce knowledge retention.
To effectively promote aseptic operation training 3️⃣ Evaluation of training effectiveness: Assess work quality and compliance rates after training to measure the effectiveness of the training.

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