Visual Inspection Training for compliant and consistent inspection

Quick facts 

When: 2–3 December 2025 
Where: Radisson Park Inn Brussels Airport (Belgium) 
Language: English 
Fees: € 1 200 (full 2 days) · € 750 (single day) · Optional dinner € 60 
Early-bird pricing until 31 October: € 1 050 for 2 days · € 650 for 1 day 

Why visual inspection training matters 

Manual Visual inspection remains a compendial obligation and one of the most human-dependent processes in sterile manufacturing. 
Operators make hundreds of split-second decisions, while QA compliance teams must demonstrate process capability through PoD testing and lot evaluation trending. Structured, documented training is essential to ensure reliability and audit-proof results. 

Program highlights 

Day 1: Regulatory framework and case studies 

• Annex 1 expectations for manual and automated inspection 

• AQL, Probability of Detection (PoD) and risk-based defect-set design 

• Real-life production and audit case examples 

• Optional networking dinner (€ 60) for informal discussion 

Day 2: Practical defect-detection training 

• Hands-on sessions: you perform MVI with real defect samples in our VI booths 

• Balancing PoD and false-reject rate (FRR) 

• Operator qualification and performance tracking 

• Practical exercises and live feedback 

Benefits for both compliance and production teams 

For QA/QC, validation and compliance professionals 

• Strengthen understanding of EU and US  visual inspection requirements 

• Build defendable validation and data-driven PoD and lot evaluation studies 

• Benchmark and prepare confidently for regulatory inspections 

For production, training and manufacturing leaders 

• Improve inspector consistency and confidence 

• Maintain throughput without compromising compliance 

• Develop structured, GMP-aligned operator training frameworks

Practical, real-world learning 

Each topic is taught by eyetec trainers with extensive on-site production experience. 
The focus throughout the two days is on translating regulation into practice, ensuring participants leave with actionable insight, measurable techniques and the ability to improve both inspection quality and operational performance.