PROCEDURE FOR CLEANING,OPERATION AND CALIBRATION OF MICROMETER SCREW PURPOSE To lay down a procedure for Operation and calibration of micrometer screw. SCOPE This procedure is applicable for Operation and calibration of micrometer screw DEFINITION & ABBREVIATION(S) DEFINITION MICROMETER SCREW: A Micrometer is a measuring device used for taking the exact measurement of an object. It … Read more
Tachometer PURPOSE To lay down a procedure for Cleaning, Operation and Calibration of Tachometer. SCOPE This procedure is applicable for the Cleaning, Operation and Calibration of Tachometer screw in Quality assurance Department. REFERENCE(S) & ATTACHMENT(S) REFERENCE In-House CROSS REFERENCE DOCUMENTS NA ATTACHMENTS Attachment/Annexure/Formats NA DEFINITION & ABBREVIATION(S) DEFINITION TACHOMETER: A tachometer is an instrument which is used … Read more
Filter Integrity in Clean Rooms of Pharmaceuticals Clean rooms are critical environments in the pharmaceutical industry where products are manufactured, processed, and tested under controlled conditions to maintain quality and prevent contamination. An essential aspect of clean room operation is ensuring air purity, which is achieved through effective filtration systems. Filter integrity plays a crucial … Read more
DEPYROGENATION OF GLASSWARE USED FOR BACTERIAL ENDOTOXIN TEST IN MICROBIOLOGY LAB Depyrogenation of glassware is a crucial process in pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and other industries where sterile and pyrogen-free glass containers are required. Pyrogens are substances derived from the cell walls of certain microorganisms, such as bacteria, which can cause fever and other adverse reactions when … Read more
ENTRY AND EXIT PROCEDURE IN MICROBIOLOGY LAB The entry and exit procedure in a microbiology lab is a critical aspect of maintaining a safe and controlled environment. Adhering to these protocols ensures the safety of laboratory personnel, prevents cross-contamination, and upholds the integrity of research conducted in the microbiology lab. By strictly following the entry … Read more
Pharma Change Control Pharma Change Control is inevitable in any organization, but managing changes effectively is crucial to maintain product quality, safety, and compliance. Change Control ensures that all changes are thoroughly evaluated before implementation to minimize potential risks and negative impacts. It also ensures that changes align with organizational goals, regulatory requirements, and industry … Read more
Deviation Management Deviation Management is a systematic approach used to identify, document, investigate, and resolve deviations from established quality standards or processes. These deviations can occur in various areas, such as manufacturing, testing, documentation, or supplier-related activities. The goal of deviation management is to identify the root cause, take appropriate corrective actions, and prevent the … Read more
Market Complaint Handling Market Complaint Handling is a systematic process that organizations use to collect, evaluate, and resolve complaints or feedback from customers in the marketplace. These complaints may relate to product defects, quality issues, packaging problems, or adverse events experienced by customers. The goal of market complaint handling is to address customer concerns promptly, … Read more
Vendor Audit Vendor Audit, also known as supplier audit or third-party audit, is a systematic assessment of suppliers or vendors to evaluate their adherence to quality standards, regulatory requirements, and contractual agreements. The goal of a vendor audit is to ensure that suppliers consistently provide products or services that meet the organization’s quality expectations and … Read more
