Line
clearance should be performed as per SOP & check list and recorded.
·
Check
for absence of any starting materials, products, product residues, documents of
previous product.
·
Wherever
possible adopt “Closed system” while handling materials.
·
At
every stage of processing product, material, printing material should be free
from microbial and other contaminants.
·
Reduce
bio burden and other contaminants by removing outer wrapping of the packaging
material in which they are delivered before being issued on the shop floor.
·
Containers
for filling should be cleaned before use.
·
Packaging
operations in packing area should be carried out with physical segregation
between packing lines.
·
Proper
validated systems.
·
Product
and product contact parts of equipment should not be directly handled with bare
hands.
·
In
process control may be carried out in production area, provided they do not
carry any risk for the product.
·
Campaign
production should be followed by appropriate cleaning in accordance with a
validated cleaning procedure.
·
Materials
e.g. lubricants, inks, cleaning fluids should be in containers that look
distinctively different from the containers which are used in production and
should be labeled as per their content.
·
Products
that have been involved in an unusual event during packaging should be re
introduced into the process only after inspection investigation and approval by
authorised personnel. Detailed records should be kept of this operation.
·
Repairs
and maintenance operations should not present any hazard to the quality of the
products.
Clothing
·
Clothing
and its quality should be appropriate for the process and the grade of the
working area.
·
Linen
is non shredding type. (Non linting)
·
Minimise
exposed body surfaces.
·
Wash
routinely.
·
Separate
washing for clothes worn during handling of sensitive products.
·
Should
not get contaminated by cleaning agents.
·
Appropriate
personnel protective equipment (PPE) should be used where applicable.
·
Dedicated
PPE for beta-lactum products, antibiotics, hormones, cytotoxic, drugs
manufactured from live micro- organisms.
·
Clothing
/ linen should be changed after every product change over/ breaks.
·
Procedure
for cleaning foot wear should be available.
·
Routine
environmental monitoring by particle count, active air sampling and settle
plate count to be carried out.
·
Capable
of repeated wear, laundering without deterioration.
Utilities
and Service
·
Water
used in the manufacture of Pharmaceutical Products should be suitable for the
intended use.
·
(Chemical
& Microbial limits should be appropriate for its intended use)
Steam
·
free
of additives.
·
clean
steam generators may be used wherever applicable.
Compressed
air
·
Air
to be passed through appropriate filter.
·
A
high level of sanitation & hygiene should be practiced in every aspect of
the manufacture of drug product.
·
Materials
used for the operations such as cleaning, lubrication of equipment, pest
control, should not come in direct contact with the product. Suitable grade to
be used to minimise the health risk.
·
Measure
to prevent cross contamination and their effectiveness should be checked periodically
as per procedure.
·
Beta
lactum products, antibiotics, hormones, cytotoxic, primary packing in dedicated
area
·
Active
raw material of Beta lactum may be transported with other packed active
materials and excipients. The packed finished products of these drugs can be
transported with other non active finished products.
·
In
case of spillage or contamination during transport, entire quantity to be
rejected.
·
All
containers of raw materials, in process materials, processed or partially
processed, partially packed, finished products to be properly labeled with
product name, Batch no., status etc.
·
"Cleaned"
or "To be cleaned" label should be affixed on empty containers, with
names of the previous product.
·
Beta-lactum
products, antibiotics, hormones, cytotoxic if in the same building, precautions
must be taken to avoid cross contamination.
·
Segregated
facility
·
Dedicated
equipment
·
Use
of air extraction and air locks wherever appropriate.
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