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Q/A & Q/C Practical Training Programme

Quality Assurance (QA) & Quality Control (QC) Professional Training is a practical 2-day program designed to build essential skills in quality testing, inspection, and control. Through theory, demonstrations, hands-on practice, industry case studies, and assessment, participants gain practical knowledge to support quality-driven decision-making in the industry.


Duration
12 hours
Curriculum
2 modules · 9 lessons

2

Modules

9

Lessons

12h

Live training

Intermediate

Level

Curriculum

What you'll learn, module by module

2 modules · 9 lessons · 12 hrs

  1. • What is Quality? What is Quality Assurance (Q/A)? What is Quality Control (Q/C)?
    • Q/A vs. Q/C — scope, responsibility and overlap
    • Quality Management System — basic concept
    • Role of Q/A in industry; responsibilities of the Q/C Chemist
    • Industrial laboratory workflow and quality culture
    • Quality specifications and acceptance criteria
    • Importance of analytical testing; common quality failures
  2. Part A — Sampling

    • Importance of representative sampling
    • Sampling techniques
    • Sample identification and labeling
    • Sample storage and contamination control
    • Sample preparation and dilution
    • Weighing and measurement considerations

    Part B — Laboratory Documentation

    • Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) and test method vs. specification
    • Laboratory Worksheet and raw-data recording
    • Test Request Form and batch/lot number
    • Certificate of Analysis (COA)
    • OOS – Out of Specification; OOT – Out of Trend
    • CAPA – Corrective and Preventive Action
  3. Practical 1 — pH Measurement

    • pH meter components and calibration concept
    • Buffer solution preparation and use
    • Sample preparation and measurement procedure
    • Result recording and common sources of error

    Practical 2 — Analytical Balance & Solution Preparation

    • Proper balance operation and the tare function
    • Correct weighing technique for accurate measurement
    • Preparation of a standard/sample solution
    • Proper labeling of prepared solutions

    Practical 3 — Dilution Technique

    • Stock solution vs. working solution
    • Dilution factor and volumetric flask usage
    • Pipetting technique
    • Basic dilution calculation using C₁V₁ = C₂V₂ — participants solve a practical dilution problem
  4. • Burette preparation and pipette use
    • Indicator selection
    • Titration procedure and endpoint detection
    • Concordant readings
    • Calculation of concentration/assay
  1. Instrument Overview

    • UV-Visible Spectrophotometer
    • HPLC (High-Performance Liquid Chromatography)
    • GC (Gas Chromatography)
    • FTIR (Fourier-Transform Infrared Spectroscopy)
    • Digital pH Meter
    • Conductivity Meter
    • Analytical Balance

    Key Concepts

    • Working principle and instrument components
    • Calibration; blank, standard and sample measurement
    • System suitability — introductory concept
    • Basic troubleshooting and instrument maintenance

    Live Demonstration — UV-Visible Spectrophotometer

    • Instrument startup and component walkthrough
    • Blank preparation
    • Standard/sample preparation and cuvette handling
    • Absorbance measurement
    • Result recording and basic interpretation
  2. • Test result vs. specification; acceptance criteria; Pass/Fail decision
    • Accuracy, precision, repeatability, reproducibility
    • Mean/average, standard deviation and %RSD
    • Analytical error, calibration error, and measurement uncertainty — introductory concept
    • Review sample identification
    • Review the approved test method/SOP
    • Check instrument calibration status
    • Review raw data and calculations
    • Identify potential laboratory errors
    • Determine whether further investigation is required
    • Identify possible root causes
    • Develop appropriate corrective action
    • Suggest preventive action
    • Document the investigation 
  3. Problem → Root Cause → Corrective Action → Preventive Action → Verification
  4. • 10–15 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
    • Short Q&A
    • Basic Q/C calculation
    • Practical observation
    • Mini case-study question

Prerequisites

Before you start

No prior experience required. This course starts from the fundamentals.

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Q/A & Q/C Practical Training Programme

৳5000 · 12 hrs

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