Risk Based Thinking And The Impact On 17025

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Risk Based Thinking and the Impact on 17025Featuring our invited presenter: Melanie Ross, Training Products Specialist for ANAB

YOUR QUALTRAX PRESENTER All-in-One Compliance ManagementSolution ISO 9001:2015 Certified Organization Founded in 1993 97% customer renewal rateKaren ArrivillagaAccount Executive Headquartered in Blacksburg, VA

YOURPRESENTEROURQUALTRAXINVITED PRESENTER All-in-One Compliance ManagementSolution Develops and Delivers Training on ISO9001:2015Certified OrganizationVarietyof Topics Foundedin 199315 years working with QualityAssurance, 97%customerControlrenewalandrateManagementMelanie RossTraining Product SpecialistANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) Headquarteredin Blacksburg,VAManaged accountsof globalcertification organizations

Risk-based ThinkingProcess Approach to Risk AssessmentANSI National Accreditation Board

Goals Define risk Identify standard requirements related to risk Identify risk-based controls of the standard Application of risk-based thinking in the laboratory What to expect during an assessment

Risk resources ISO 31000 Risk management guidelines ISO/IEC 31010 Risk management-risk assessment techniquesNOT REQUIRED BY ISO/IEC 17025 STANDARD

Risk in the context of ISO framework ISO documents provide Requirements, specifications, guidelines, or characteristics Intent is to ensure materials, products, processes andservices are fit for purposeRISK RELATES TO DOUBT IN REACHING THIS INTENT

What is risk? Effect of uncertainty Risk is the deviation from the expected cause by a shortage ofinformation, misinformation, or misinterpretation ofinformation Effects may be both positive and negative Negative effects: nonconformities Positive effects: opportunities for improvement

Risk in ISO/IEC 17025:2017 4.1.4 risks to impartiality 4.1.5 eliminating risks to impartiality 7.8.6.1 level of risk associated with decision rules 7.10.1 actions taken for nonconforming work 8.5 actions to address risks and opportunities 8.7 corrective action 8.9 management review

Clause 4.1.4 & 4.1.5 Identify risks to impartiality on an ongoing basis Laboratory relationships Relationships of personnel Eliminate or minimize identified risks

Clause 7.8.6.1 Reporting of results Level of risk associated with decision rule False accept/reject Statistical assumptions

Clause 7.10.1 Actions for nonconforming work based on risk levels Established before nonconforming work occurs

Clause 8.5.1 Consider risks and opportunities to Assure management system achieves intended results Enhance opportunities to achieve objectives Prevent or reduce undesired impacts Achieve improvement

Clause 8.5.2 Laboratory shall plan Actions to address identified risks and opportunities How to Integrate and implement these actions Evaluate effectiveness

Clause 8.5.3 Actions Proportional to the potential impact on validity of results

Clause 8.7.1 Corrective action Update risks and opportunities determined during planning Make changes to the management system

Clause 8.9 Management review Include results of risk identification

Inherent risk-based controls Contract review: ability to provide service, decision rules Process review: selection, verification, and validation ofmethods Externally provided products and services: supplier selection Testing or calibration: review of work, assuring quality

Inherent risk-based controls Internal audit: frequency, audit schedule prioritization Nonconforming work: response based on risk Corrective action: initiating/depth of investigation Management review: monitoring system performance

Addressing risk in the lab Identify the risks and opportunities Plan response Incorporate response into management system Evaluate effectiveness of response

Risk-based thinking Preventive action as part of the routine operation Risk-based thinking can identify opportunities Included in development of management system processes Authority and responsibility of appropriate staff Level of details of procedures required for consistentapplication

What is at risk in the laboratory? Internal context Within the management system External context Based on management system outcomes

Simple risk-based approach Identify risks and opportunities – it depends on context Analyze and prioritize risks and opportunities What is acceptable? What is unacceptable? Plan actions to address risks and opportunities Accept the risk Avoid or eliminate the risk Mitigate the risk

Simple risk-based approach Implement the plan – take action Check the effectiveness of the actions – did it work? Learn from the experience – improvement

Performance based standard Risk-based thinking Reduction in prescriptive requirements Performance-based requirements Greater flexibility Less prescription More discussion

Is a documented procedure needed? No procedure is required Most likely however there will be a record trail to identifiedrisks and opportunities

Would a procedure be useful? Ensure consistency Is risk-based thinking method used new? Are new people involved in the process? Will it make integration easier? Will it help when reviewing for effectiveness?

Assessment considerations Demonstrate risks and opportunities were Identified Evaluated Mitigated, minimized, or accepted Document risks and opportunities

What should the lab do? Identify the risks and opportunities for the organization Standard does not require a full, formal risk assessment, of tomaintain a risk register ISO 31000 Risk Management-Principles and guidelines may beuseful as a reference (but not mandated)

How Qualtrax Plays a Role in Risk Based Thinking Proactive and Reactive Promotes Employee Accountability Centralized location for all audit data Visibility to identify risks and opportunities for improvement Configurable Process Automation- Corrective Actions- Management Review

All -In-One Quality Management System“We are a lean organization – constantly trying to improve our processes while cutting away the waste,” explains Todaro. “That’s whatdrives us to improve our quality each and every day.”Jim TodaroQuality Assurance Manager

Benefits to Qualtrax Workflows Process Control Automated, Role-Based Tasks and Alerts Records in one place Reporting/Visibility Configurable

Some Workflows Used Today Corrective ActionRequest Internal Audit Safety Work Order Accident Reporting Employee Onboarding Performance Evaluation Management Review Chemical Preparation Vendor Evaluation &Approval Purchase Request Validation Customer Complaint Validation Proficiency Testing Approved Vendors Deviation Request LIMS Change Request Customer Feedback Drug Reagent &Chemical Prep Quality Incident Log DNA Inventory Court Testimony Log Authorizations Audit - Safety Audit - SurveillanceVisits Preventative Actions Security AccessRequest Improvement Action Production Approval Safety Work Order Accident/Near MissReport Forklift Certification Glass Breakage Record Training/CertificationRecord InstrumentCertification Engineering ChangeOrder CAPA/NCR Pigment Approval Assemble to Stock Authorizations Literature Review Log Outstanding PTO Request IT Request Planning Meetings Staff Holiday Parties Suggestion Box Quality Memo Archive Request Unexpected Data Log Equipment Inventory OutstandingCommunications Error Log Employee Termination

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Questions?Melanie RossTraining Product SpecialistANSI National Accreditation Board(ANAB)Karen ArrivillagaAccount ExecutiveQualtrax, Inc.karen@qualtrax.com

Risk-based Thinking Process Approach to Risk Assessment. Goals Define risk Identify standard requirements related to risk Identify risk-based controls of the standard Application of risk-based thinking in the laboratory What to expect during an assessment.

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