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GMP Requiments

The document outlines essential requirements for facility design, personnel training, documentation, production control, quality control, materials management, validation, complaint handling, and self-inspection in a manufacturing environment. Key points include the need for cleanable facilities, trained staff, validated processes, thorough testing, and effective complaint management. Compliance with these standards ensures product quality and safety.

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GMP Requiments

The document outlines essential requirements for facility design, personnel training, documentation, production control, quality control, materials management, validation, complaint handling, and self-inspection in a manufacturing environment. Key points include the need for cleanable facilities, trained staff, validated processes, thorough testing, and effective complaint management. Compliance with these standards ensures product quality and safety.

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Facility and Equipment

 Design & Construction: Must be suitable for the type of manufacturing with cleanable
surfaces, proper ventilation, and separation to avoid cross-contamination.
 Maintenance: Regularly maintained to prevent failures.
 Utilities: Properly designed systems for water (WFI, purified), HVAC, compressed air,
and steam.
 Validation: Equipment and systems must be qualified (IQ/OQ/PQ).

2. Personnel

 Training: Staff must be trained in GMP and job-specific procedures.


 Hygiene: Personal hygiene standards must be enforced (e.g., gowning, no jewelry, clean
hands).
 Responsibilities: Clear roles, with Quality Assurance (QA) overseeing compliance.

3. Documentation

 SOPs: Standard Operating Procedures for all operations.


 Batch Records: Detailed records for every batch, including raw materials, processes, in-
process checks, and final testing.
 Traceability: Ability to trace every component and action.
 Data Integrity: ALCOA principles (Attributable, Legible, Contemporaneous, Original,
Accurate).

4. Production and Process Control

 Validated Processes: Manufacturing processes must be validated and shown to be


reproducible.
 In-Process Controls: Regular checks during production (e.g., weight variation, pH,
temperature).
 Change Control: Any changes to materials, process, or equipment must be documented
and assessed.
5. Quality Control (QC)

 Testing: All raw materials, in-process samples, and finished products must be tested.
 Stability Testing: Ensures product maintains quality over shelf life.
 Out-of-Spec (OOS): Procedures for investigating and addressing OOS results.

6. Materials Management

 Receipt & Storage: Materials must be checked, labeled, and stored appropriately.
 Quarantine Area: Materials should be held until approved for use.
 Inventory Control: Must prevent mix-ups and allow traceability.

7. Validation and Qualification

 Validation Master Plan (VMP): Document detailing the approach to validation.


 Equipment Qualification: IQ (Installation), OQ (Operational), PQ (Performance).
 Cleaning Validation: Ensures removal of residues to acceptable levels.
 Process Validation: Confirms processes consistently produce quality products.

8. Complaints, Recalls, and Product Returns

 Complaint Handling: Investigated promptly and thoroughly.


 Recall Procedure: Must be in place to remove defective products.
 Returned Goods: Assessed for quality before reuse or disposal.

9. Self-Inspection and Audits

 Internal Audits: Regular inspections to ensure compliance.


 CAPA System: Corrective and Preventive Actions for any identified issues.

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