September 12, 2022
Nissan Leaf bedrijfswagen

Anneleen, our first electric driving colleague

At the beginning of this year Anneleen started as Trainee Consultant with Trevalco, since then she is driving with the first electric car in our fleet. We ask her whether she is happy with the car, and of course how she is liking the job. How long are you working now with Trevalco? In september 2022 that will be 8 months, starts counting right. You started almost immediately on an assignment with Pfizer in Puurs, what are you doing there […]
June 15, 2022

Sustainability at Trevalco

Trevalco is an organization which treats man, environment and society with great respect. As described in our mission we want to create added value economically, ecologicaly as well as for society. It is our intent to evolve the coming years into an organization which is more mature in terms of responsible entrepreneurship. Our starting point are the sustainable development goals of the United Nations. Within Trevalco there is sufficient support, both at management level as well as at the level […]
November 24, 2021

Trevalco fun day at Jesco Driving School

On November 23rd we had a little event with the whole team. We choose an activity that was both fun and useful: a full day at Jesco Driving School. We first had an interactive classroom session in which we learned about the laws of physics and dynamics, the different safety devices in our cars and about the importance of a plan B. The rest of the day was spent on the outside driving track and on the public road, all […]
November 16, 2021

How to get more value from risk assessments in the life sciences industry

If you’re working in the life sciences industry you have probably been involved in risk assessments, maybe more often than you would have liked to. Whether you are working in a clinical development or pharmaceutical production environment, on drug products or medical devices, risk management has to be in place. This article will give you tips to make your risk assessments even better. One of the main reasons why risk assessments are so omnipresent is because in most cases they […]
August 30, 2021
regulations compliance

Audit trail requirements on GxP computerized systems

According to Wikipedia an audit trail is a chronological record providing documentary evidence of the sequence of activities that have affected at any time a specific operation, procedure, event, or device. The first uses of audit trails date back to ancient civilizations when rudimentary methods emerged to manage goods, soldiers and financial transactions. Audit trails to ensure data integrity came into the spotlight when US regulation 21CFR Part 11 was issued in 1997. Part 11 requires the use of secure, […]
May 28, 2021
office365 training

Tools to be efficient & effective

Yesterday our whole team joined in on a digital training, the second part of our program on “Efficiency & Effectiveness” organized by X-Conscious. We learned how to use tools such as Outlook, Onenote and Teams more efficiently. So that instead of these tools creating work, they start doing the work for us. Our trainer Bert Gielen explained us how to manage calendars and tasks, what good strategies are to manage our mailbox, how to effectively use Onenote for meeting reports […]
May 5, 2021
mobiliteitsbudget

About the mobility budget, from our colleague Rob

Our colleague Rob Hanusa is now in his second year using a mobility budget. We asked him how this is going, and how he organizes his commutes. How are you commuting? On the days I go to the office (which are fewer now because of Covid), I take the train and my folding bike. I’m fortunate to live near to a station, and once I get to my destination it’s an 8km bike ride to the office. Most of the […]
April 22, 2021
rocks and sand

Workshop efficiency & effectiveness

Today the whole team “zoomed in” on a digital workshop on “Efficiency & Effectiveness”. Nico Van de Venne was our coach. He gently guided us in discovering how we can organize our working days to be more efficient and less stressful. We learned what big rocks and sand can tell us about priorities. We learned how to make up a week planning providing time for the unexpected but especially for our non-work related activities. We learned how good Eisenhower was […]