Training SOW_2.pdf
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- Surgical Instrument Fiber Laser Etcher
- Solicitation number
- FA282324Q6004
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This document outlines a training statement of objectives for a surgical instrument laser etching machine. The training will certify two individuals in laser safety and operation to allow for in-house laser marking of surgical instruments. Personnel will be trained on advanced laser techniques and procedures for marking and tracking instruments. They will learn how to modify UDI information, ensure consistent instrument location and laser mark placement, properly save and organize templates, and operate and troubleshoot scanners.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation from the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center for a surgical instrument fiber laser etcher. The solicitation number is FA282324Q6004 and the opportunity type is a solicitation.
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Surgical Instrument Laser Etcher
Training Statement of Objectives
Training for the surgical instrument laser etching machine is to be performed by the vendor to assure proper handling of the laser etching machine. Objectives of the training include the following:
• Train Sterile Processing Department personnel on advanced laser techniques and procedures for marking and tracking at the instrument level.
• Certify two individuals with a Laser Institute certificate in laser safety and operation. The laser training will allow in-house laser marking.
• Train personnel how to ensure consistent instrument location and the importance of maintaining consistency throughout the process.
• Learn how to modify UDI information using laser technology.
• Learn how to ensure consistency in the location of laser marks on instruments.
• Properly save and organize newly created laser marking templates.
• Train on the operation and troubleshooting of scanners.
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