GENERAL PLANNING & WORKS INSTRUCTION IN PRODUCTION
GENERAL PLANNING & WORKS INSTRUCTION IN PRODUCTION STATUS LABELLING PROCEDURE FOR INPROCESS MATERIAL, EQUIPMENT AND AREA
Author: Abha Maurya
Ms. Abha Maurya is the Author and founder of pharmaceutical guidance, he is a pharmaceutical Professional from India having more than 18 years of rich experience in pharmaceutical field.
During his career, he work in quality assurance department with multinational company’s i.e Zydus Cadila Ltd, Unichem Laboratories Ltd, Indoco remedies Ltd, Panacea Biotec Ltd, Nectar life Science Ltd. During his experience, he face may regulatory Audit i.e. USFDA, MHRA, ANVISA, MCC, TGA, EU –GMP, WHO –Geneva, ISO 9001-2008 and many ROW Regularities Audit i.e.Uganda,Kenya, Tanzania, Zimbabwe. He is currently leading a regulatory pharmaceutical company as a head Quality. You can join him by Email, Facebook, Google+, Twitter and YouTube
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Temperature Mapping report template
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Electronic data logging monitor (EDLM)
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GMP Inspection HPLC Checklist
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Good Manufacturing Practices (GMPs)
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