Beyond Certification – What does Best in Class look like for Medical Device Manufacturers?

Medical Device manufacturing companies are experiencing rapid growth and changing markets, which can bring new risks and challenges, especially for Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) and Sustainability concerns. Once a Quality Management System and CE Mark Certifications are in place, what are the next considerations to address new challenges and mitigate organizational risks? Anticipating new risks, understanding the concerns of investors and customers, and planning strategies to mitigate these concerns are critical factors that require scrutiny when managing growth and improving organizational resilience.

Join us as we explore how medical device manufacturers can properly assess risk and implement mitigation measures that will enable successful and sustainable growth.

Take the Environmental Challenge with ISO 14001

Are you ready to take the environmental challenge?

The time is NOW to gain better knowledge on how we can take care of the world we live in. Each one of us can make a difference, personally or in business. Today, more than ever, environmental performance is critical for the success of any business. For many, the answer is in implementing an Environmental Management System standard, such as the internationally accepted ISO 14001:2015. An EMS can reduce environmental impacts, reduce costs, improve efficiency, and give you a competitive advantage.

Learn how the ISO 14001 follows the High level structure (HLS) and aligns with other key ISO standards, such as ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018, allowing for an Integrated Approach.

Insights into the Near Future of Business Continuity Management

Do not let your business suffer from the unexpected. In today’s fast-moving world where supply chains are often complex, the management of business risk is vital for the success of your business; therefore, it is vital that you understand and prioritize threats to your business. With the Business Continuity Management standard, ISO 22301, you will have the framework for assessing critical suppliers and their associated risks, assessing current business practices, and planning contingency measures.

In celebration of Business Continuity Month, join industry expert Willibert Fabritius as he discusses what has most concerned continuity and resilience professionals throughout 2019, how these types of threats have been addressed, and how to prepare for the update to ISO 22301.