Compliance Training Webinars for Regulated Industries

This webinar training will explain the top five common mistakes and challenges while implementing ISO 14001. Instructor will share tips and techniques of ‘spreading the wealth’ for implementation and maintenance of ISO 14001 due to limited resources. He will also demonstrate why process is more effective than perfection.

This training program will offer a quick introduction of multi-state taxation and reporting and help ensure your company pays employees fairly and handles tax and other withholdings properly. If you are concerned about your company’s ability to comply with U.S. labor and payroll laws, this program will answer many questions on the subject.

This webinar will discuss proper taxation and reporting of the fringe benefit known as third party sick pay. It will discuss what is and is not third party sick pay, how the taxation is affected by the status of the provider (who is or is not the employer’s agent), when this type of payment is taxable and/or reportable, and who is responsible for this taxation and reporting.

Data analysis is one of the most powerful improvement tools because it can lead to cost reductions and preventive action. To use these techniques you need to know both the regulatory requirements and the analysis framework. This webinar gives you the tools and techniques to implement an effective data analysis program.

This training course will provide a detailed overview of the regulatory requirements, local challenges and important cultural aspects of working with the lifecycle of life science products (pharmaceuticals, medical devices, biologics and combination products) as an importer or producer in Russia. It will offer a deeper understanding of cultural norms, and will discuss best practices for establishing relationships and protecting your intellectual property to be integrated into your company’s training and corporate business strategies.

This training program will provide a general overview of the Stark Law, the Anti-Kickback Statute and the Civil Monetary Penalties Law. It will also discuss requirements for compliance with key regulatory exceptions and safe harbors and best practices for implementing value-based physician compensation models.

This clinical compliance training will help attendees understand how they can develop and implement a Quality Assurance (QA) program at their clinical research site that ensures the staff are properly trained and that the research is carried out in accordance with regulatory expectations.

This webinar covers the underlying principles of visual design, practical goals that emerge from design theory, and useful techniques to achieve those objectives. Participants will learn a systematic process designed to improve the appeal of presentations.

The training will help you to create high-profile, articulate, and memorable slide presentations that will enable your audience to make informed decisions with confidence.

This training program will discuss the manufacturer’s obligations mentioned in the EN 50581, 2012 guidance document. The topics in the guidance document will be explored from the perspective of a US manufacturer.

This DHF regulatory compliance training will discuss the structure of a good Design History File, elements to look for when auditing a DHF and how to address issues. It will provide the information necessary to maintain a good DHF that will help manufacturers during a regulatory compliance audit.

This training program will list the documents required for equipment qualification and process validation and discuss how to manage documents appropriately. Attendees will gain insight into best practices for writing and maintaining a Validation Master Plan (VMP). The course will also discuss best practices for writing and executing sound protocols for equipment qualification (IQ, OQ, PQ) and process validation.

This training program will discuss common forms of wire fraud such as: account takeover (consumer, corporate, and institution internal accounts); false invoices / money mules and advance fee frauds; business email compromise; and supply chain fraud. It will also discuss wire fraud detection, fraud mitigation, and sound business practices to thwart attempts.

Information technology assets and information need to be protected against unauthorized internal or external access and cyberattacks. These attacks may result in data destruction, alteration, unavailability or breach of confidentiality. This training program will discuss how developing and maintaining a cyber risk register is a fundamental step toward inventorying, assessing and addressing cyber risks threatening your organization.

This webinar training will discuss about the whistleblower claims and NO FEAR Act. The Instructor will discuss the types of whistleblower claims and new developments under the No FEAR Act. Participants will learn how to manage internal investigation and litigation issues.

This webinar on objectionable microorganisms will explore the most current practices that define an objectionable microorganism and will provide a practical approach to determining just how objectionable it really is.

This training program will address OSHA’s initiative focusing on safety and health compliance for temporary workers. It will detail OSHA’s TWI initiative for temporary workers and review OSHA’s Bulletins 1-7.

This webinar on employee overtime calculation will help you understand what is “time worked”, exempt versus non-exempt status and how to calculate your employees' overtime correctly so to avoid these costly suits.

Employee engagement doesn’t have to be a hard to reach target. Essentially, there is a ton of research on how to increase employee engagement, and this webinar will sum it all up for you. The training session will also provide several vignettes along the way, to demonstrate how powerful the impact a focus on employee engagement can be.

This training program will focus on OSHA’s Excavation Standard - Subpart P. It will analyze types of excavation hazards, control measure techniques to minimize hazards, soil analysis techniques, and protective system requirements.

A risk register, also known as a risk log, serves as a central repository for the organization's risk information. This training program will discuss its key function, i.e., to provide management, the board, and key stakeholders with significant information on the main risks faced by the organization. The program will also delve into designing and using your own ‘fit-for-purpose’ risk register.