Consistent, high-quality results are essential to lab success, but achieving them is rarely straightforward. Labs rely on a wide range of equipment, from balances and automated liquid handlers to cold storage and CO2 incubators. Any oversight in sample handling, equipment operation, or maintenance can quickly compromise accuracy, precision, and compliance.

For lab managers, staying ahead of these challenges requires proactive quality management strategies. This includes informed purchasing decisions, qualification and validation processes, preventative maintenance and monitoring protocols, and contamination control measures. However, with so many factors influencing lab quality, it can be difficult to know where to focus efforts.
This guide offers valuable resources to assist lab managers in implementing effective quality management strategies. From ensuring compliance in weighing applications to preventing biological contamination, it details best practices for optimizing lab operations, reducing downtime, and protecting research integrity.
Download our Lab Quality Resource Guide to learn how to:
- Ensure compliance with instrument qualification and software validation
- Factor precision and compliance into equipment and consumable purchasing decisions
- Implement preventative maintenance protocols for consistent, reliable results
- Protect valuable samples with optimized cold storage management
- Minimize risks from biological contamination
- Streamline workflows and minimize disruptions with automation and proactive monitoring systems