Course Details
To enable delegates to carry out the recommended yearly and revalidation testing procedures on large* porous load sterilizers in accordance with NHS Guidance.
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Who is the course for
This course is aimed at National Health staff and contractors required to perform the duties of a Competent Person (Decontamination) as defined in NHS Guidance. Pharmaceutical staff could find this course of benefit as evidence of training.
Aims & objectives
To enable delegates to carry out the recommended yearly and revalidation testing procedures on large* porous load sterilizers in accordance with NHS Guidance.
BY THE END OF THE COURSE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:
– Explain the main responsibilities of key personnel involved with sterilization equipment
– Assess possible hazards associated with large porous load autoclaves and their engineering services
– Reference and describe specified testing procedures
– Calibrate and use specified test equipment
– Carry out yearly periodic tests
– Correctly interpret test results and produce a detailed report.
Prerequisite to attending the course
You should have completed STM2 – Large porous load sterilizers – quarterly testing (to NHS guidance) before attending this course.
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Course FAQs
Eastwood Park offers decontamination courses that fit into 3 main categories – for operators, management courses and engineering validation and testing.
Our Introduction to Decontamination (IDO) course is ideal for anyone who has a need to know about decontamination but who is not familiar with it, providing you with a broad, high-level understanding of the purpose and constraints on decontamination practices and in particular the role of the sterile services department (SSD) in the broader healthcare setting.
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