FINRA Firm Element training: needs analysis, plan and records
The Regulatory Element is FINRA's job and due December 31. The Firm Element is yours all year: a needs analysis, a written plan and records…
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21 CFR Part 11 and training records: when it applies, what to check
Not every electronic training record is a Part 11 record. FDA's 2003 scope guidance draws a narrower line. Here is how to tell, what 11.10…
Insurance anti-fraud training requirements by state for SIU and claims
California wants orientation in 90 days, New Jersey counts hours in a 180-day window, Florida trains SIU staff yearly. One program can meet…
SCIM provisioning for your LMS: joiners, movers and leavers
SSO stops a leaver signing in. It doesn't deactivate their LMS account, free their seat or keep their records safe. Here's how SCIM does…
Dental infection control training: CDC checklist to state rules
CDC wants task-specific training at hire, every year and when procedures change, with a named coordinator. Here is how to train by role…
Electrical apprenticeship hours: OJT and classroom requirements
8,000 OJT hours, 144 classroom hours, 576 at IEC, 180 a year at a JATC. Here is where each number comes from and how sponsors document both…
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