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GMP Training – Quality Assurance and Quality Control by www.gmpsop.com

                                                   It is a GMP requirement that documentation must
                                                   be followed exactly. Following documentation also
                                                   helps minimize mistakes.


                                                   Training
                                                   Training is an essential requirement under GMP:

                                                   personnel  must  be  trained  before  they  are
                                                   approved  to  perform  a  job.  Untrained  personnel

                                                   will eventually make errors and mistakes that can
                                                   cost lives.

                                                   It  is  a  GMP  rule  that  staffs  are  trained  to  the
                                                   approved  documents  applicable  to  their  work
                                                   areas, and they must sign to the effect that they
                                                   understand the requirements.



                                                   Self-inspection (internal audit)

                                                   Self-inspections,      or    internal     audits,      are
                                                   requirements under GMP. The purpose of a self-
                                                   inspection is to independently check that the rules
                                                   and  documents  established  by  QA  management
                                                   are  being  followed.  Self-inspections  also  provide
                                                   opportunities to improve procedures and practices
                                                   in the factory.



                                                   Corrective Actions
                                                   Corrective  action  is  required  when  an  internal
                                                   audit  reveals  o  problem  that  might  affect  the
                                                   quality of a product. Corrective action may also be
                                                   required when a problem occurs in production.

                                                   Corrective  actions  must  be  documented,  and
                                                   incorrect procedures updated, in order to improve
                                                   the company's quality plan.




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