Who
should attend?
WHO SHOULD ATTENDS?
This course is specifically designed for people
who staff their company's booth at
Trade fairs.
Objectives
The objective of the program is to coach
participants in the fundamentals of GMP.
The
three days training program, has been devised specifically as a Foundation
Course. Participants will have the opportunity to obtain the optimum
understanding of the different elements that make up GMP.
The training opens and develops in such a way
to bring the participants together and put them at ease with the trainer and,
of course, the other way round to form a relaxed and informal climate
Contents:
Module 1: International GMPs and Principles of
Quality Management
Describe the historical developments of cGMPs
(FDA, PIC/S, and ICH) and their evolution into international compliance
programs.
Explain the differences between regulations,
codes of practice & guidance.
Review fundamental requirements for GMPs &
the obligations of manufacturers and managers.
Interpret the requirements of different
regulatory agencies
Module 2: Documentation Systems and Practices -
GMP Requirements & Control
Explain the structure of GMP documentation,
expected format & control.
Explain the relationship between Manuals,
Policies, specifications, SOPs, Work Instructions, Records & other
supporting documentation.
Specific case study on Ideal batch record will
be presented in this course.
Develop a model hierarchical documentation
system based on ISO 9001.
Link training plans and strategies to compliant
documents
Describe the importance of documents &
records during GMP audits.
Module 3: HVAC and Controlled Environments -
control and qualification
Explain key design requirements for controlled
manufacturing environments
Develop regulatory requirements for HVAC
systems & environmental monitoring
Successfully manage the validation of HVAC
systems
Explain the theory of particle filtration
Module 4: Pharmaceutical Water Systems: Design,
Control & Validation
Understand the requirements for design, validation
& control of pharmaceutical water systems according to current cGMPs.
Be familiar with water system validation
guidelines, IQ, OQ & PQ requirements, BP/USP standards &
microbiological controls.
Module 5: Cleaning Validation
Interpret regulatory requirements and guidelines.
Establish residue limits and calculate sample acceptance
criteria to define clean.
Select sampling and analytical methods to measure cleaning.
Prepare cleaning validation protocols
Module 6: Handling Laboratory Out of Specification (OOS)
Conditions
Explain the origin of out of specification rules
Interpret accurately the FDA guidance for OOS situations
Develop SOPs and records for OOS management
Explain category 1 - 4 OOS conditions
Effectively investigate OOS conditions