Artel - Pipette Quality Management Certification Training

Saving time and boosting quality starts with robust pipette management
Improve data quality and boost productivity with this two-day, hands-on seminar that covers all aspects of pipette management. The program is held at Artel’s headquarters in Westbrook, Maine, and is designed for laboratory personnel who use pipettes daily and need to manage regulatory compliance, improve internal processes for pipette management, or establish an internal pipette quality assurance program.

With classroom and in-lab sessions, a written and practical exam, training manual, and many opportunities for discussion with our experienced instructors, participants will leave the seminar well-prepared to set up a robust QA/QC program for pipettes, technologists, and liquid handling processes. Participants will also get a chance to compete in a pipette challenge, and will be awarded a Gold, Silver, or Bronze pipetting medal depending on performance (most participants receive a Gold medal after training!).

Due to the coronavirus pandemic Artel is postponing in-person training seminars until further notice. We will continue to monitor the situation and reinstitute the seminars when it is safe to reopen the training center. Additionally we are looking into the feasibility of remote seminars and will post notifications as the information becomes available. In the meantime, if you need any assistance, please feel free to email us at support@artel.co or call 888-406-3463 opt. 2.

• Best Practices in Pipetting Technique
• Pipetting Viscous Solutions
• Pipette Ergonomics
• Regulations and Compliance
• Pipette Repair and Maintenance
• Diagnosing Pipette Failure
• Calibration Methodologies
• Setting up a Quality Assurance Program
• Single and Multichannel Pipetting Technique Certification

• Laboratory managers and supervisors
• QA and QC supervisors
• Metrology professionals and calibration specialists
• Laboratory technologists and technicians
• Research scientists and analysts and assistants
• Training managers and analysts
• Forensic technologists

• Understand issues associated with multichannel pipettes
• Perform “as-found” operator proficiency evaluation
• Participate in hands-on standardized technique training
• Apply new skills in a post-training practical exam