Visual Vial Defects for Inspection Training Poster

This poster showcases a detailed set of visual vial defects, categorized by severity to support manual inspection training for sterile injectable vials. With clear labeling, realistic visuals, and defect descriptions, it reinforces inspector awareness of Critical, Major, and Minor anomalies such as cracks, foreign matter, misaligned stoppers, incomplete seals, and cosmetic damages.

Essential for GMP training areas and Visual Inspection inspection stations, this poster helps ensure product quality and regulatory compliance in line with USP <790> / <1790> and EU GMP Annex

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Display Poster for Crucible Crushing Error in QC

This awareness poster addresses the often-overlooked risk of crucible crushing errors in quality control laboratories, particularly during gravimetric or ignition-based analyses. It illustrates how mishandling, improper force, or use of damaged tools can cause crucible cracking, sample loss, or result variability, leading to invalid data or test repeat investigations.

This A3 Size Ready to use or Display Poster included:

• Photo illustrations of correct and incorrect handling

• GMP Do’s and Don’ts

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Display Poster For Good Documentation Practices (GDP): 10 Key Points

This Display poster provides a clear and practical overview of the 10 fundamental principles of Good Documentation Practices (GDP), critical for ensuring data integrity, regulatory compliance, and GMP alignment. It highlights key rules such as writing legibly, recording data contemporaneously, correcting errors properly, and signing with date and time.

Perfect for display in production areas, QC labs, and QA offices, this poster reinforces the message that “If it isn’t documented correctly, it didn’t happen.”

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Poster For QC Sample Transfer & Selection

This informative poster highlights best practices for the selection, handling, and transfer of samples in pharmaceutical and quality control Lab. It emphasizes the importance of representative sampling, correct labeling, container integrity, and traceable transfer procedures to maintain data integrity, regulatory compliance, and product quality.

This A3 Size Ready to use or Display Poster included:-

• Visual diagrams of good vs. poor sampling

• Flowchart of sample selection to lab transfer

• GMP compliance reminders (ICH Q7, ALCOA+)?

• GMP do’s and don’ts?

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Poster for Vial Filling & Handling for HPLC

This training poster provides essential guidance on the correct handling and preparation of sample vials for HPLC analysis. It clearly outlines the Do’s and Don’ts related to vial cleanliness, filling volume, labeling, filtration, and cap integrity—highlighting how small errors in vial handling can lead to instrument damage, injection failures, or invalid chromatographic data.

Ideal for QC laboratories, analytical development areas, and GMP training rooms, this poster reinforces good laboratory practices (GLP).

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Sonicator Error Awareness Poster

This Quality Control Lab Display poster educates the lab. personnel on the causes and consequences of sonicator-related errors during sample preparation, degassing, dispersion, or cleaning procedures. It highlights critical issues such as improper time/power settings, inadequate contact with the probe or bath, instrument malfunction, and lack of validation or verification steps.

Ideal for display near ultrasonic baths, probe sonicators, and sample prep stations, this poster reinforces correct operation, preventive maintenance, and GMP-compliant documentation practices.

This A3 Size Ready to use or Display Poster included:-

• Correct vs. incorrect Conication Techniques

• Common sonication errors (e.g., overheating, poor placement)

• Possible Cause and Action Plan

• • GMP do’s and don’ts?

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Pipetting Error Awareness Poster

This educational poster is designed to help analysts and laboratory Analyst and staff recognize and prevent pipetting errors that can lead to inaccurate assay results, failed validations, or non-compliance with regulatory standards. It illustrates common causes of error such as improper technique, wrong tip usage, inconsistent aspiration, and uncalibrated pipettes.

Perfect for display in Analytical laboratories, Microbiology areas, and Training Room, this poster reinforces good pipetting practices.

This A3 Size Ready to use or Display Poster included:-

• Side-by-side visuals of correct vs. incorrect pipetting

• GMP do’s and don’ts?
 

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Weighing Error Awareness Poster

This training Display Poster is focuses on the identification and prevention of weighing errors during sample preparation, and batch analysis. It illustrates common mistakes such as balance calibration error, environmental interference, incorrect taring, or manual transcription errors, all of which can compromise product quality, compliance, and patient safety.

This A3 Size Ready to use or Display Poster included:

• Correct vs. incorrect weighing practices

• Realistic balance area setup

• GMP best practices and warnings?

• GMP do’s and don’ts?

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Quality Control Analysis Dilution Error Awareness Poster

Preventing Critical Errors in Solution Preparation during Quality control Analysis

This training Display poster highlights the risks and real-world consequences of dilution errors in pharmaceutical and laboratory settings. It visually explains how incorrect calculations, mislabeling, or procedural lapses during solution preparation can lead to invalid test results, batch failures. Ideal for display in QC labs, manufacturing areas, and training rooms to reinforce GMP compliance and Analyst Vigilance.

This A3 Size Ready to use or Display Poster included:

• Common causes of dilution errors

• Visual examples of incorrect vs. correct dilution

• GMP do’s and don’ts?

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“DATA INTEGRITY – ALCOA+” Training & Awareness Poster, designed for display in A3 size and Ready to use. It includes a concise definition, a breakdown of each ALCOA+ principle, and a short description suitable for display in QA offices, production areas, QC lab., Micro Lab, and training rooms of the Pharmacutical Companies.

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Visual Inspection Reference Guide for Ampoule Defects

1. Critical Defects

Critical defects are those that can directly impact product sterility or pose a safety risk to patients. These are not acceptable under any circumstances.

• Cracks or Fractures: Visible breaks in the glass body, neck, or tip that compromise container integrity.

• Seal Incomplete: Improper or missing fusion at the ampoule tip, risking microbial contamination.

• Foreign Particles (Internal): Fibers, glass shards, or unknown particulates within the solution.

• Glass Delamination: Flaking or peeling of the internal glass surface.

• Sterility Breach: Any visible sign suggesting the product is no longer sterile.

2. Major Defects

Major defects are serious but not immediately life-threatening. They must be addressed as they can affect product quality or functionality.

• Improper Fill Volume: Overfilled or underfilled ampoules beyond allowable limits.

• Mislabeling or Illegible Printing: Incorrect, missing, or smudged labeling information.

• Discoloration of Solution: Abnormal color that may indicate contamination or degradation.

• Tip Deformation: Misshaped tip that may hinder proper opening or cause injury.

• Trapped Air Bubbles: Large bubbles in solution that could misrepresent volume or dosing.

3. Minor Defects

Minor defects do not affect product performance or safety but may impact aesthetic or customer perception.

• Cosmetic Scratches or Scuff Marks: Superficial marks on the ampoule surface.

• Tiny Glass Bubbles (Entrapped): Small air bubbles inside the glass wall, not in the product.

• Staining or Fingerprints: Smudges or marks on external surfaces.

• Minor Label Misalignment: Slight deviation in label placement without affecting readability.

Why Visual Inspection Matters

Visual inspection is a critical component of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and forms part of the final product release process. Routine and thorough inspections ensure:

• Patient safety

• Regulatory compliance (FDA, EU GMP, WHO)

• Product integrity and brand trust

Inspection Techniques

• Manual Visual Inspection (MVI) under controlled lighting and background

• Automated Visual Inspection (AVI) for high-speed, consistent detection

• Training with Defect Kits for personnel qualification and ongoing proficiency

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1.0 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Overview of The Organization:

In order for Company Name, Location is to establish its position as one of the nation’s premier drugs manufacturers, it is essential that we consistently meet or exceed our customers’ requirements and expectations for the quality, performance, timeliness, and cost of the products and services we provide.

This manual defines the Company Name, Location policies that reflect the requirements of GMP, Quality Systems- Model for Quality Assurance in Design, Development, Production, Installation, and Servicing. Implementation of these policies ensures that we consistently meet the quality and performance requirements of customers in a timely and cost- effective manner. I personally affirm my commitment to enhancing the Company Name, Location Quality System through the implementation of GMP.

2.0 Objectives:

This manual is used to familiarize our customers, interested parties, or individuals with the controls that have been implemented and to assure them that the integrity of our QMS is maintained and is focused on meeting its intended outcomes.

This Quality manual is a documented overview of the efficacy of the established quality system, and serves as a conduit for the identification and ultimate implementation of continuous improvement initiatives.

The Quality manual authorizes and governs the creation of subsidiary quality-related documentation, as promulgated by Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), guidelines and policies as they relate to GXP operational areas throughout the organization.

3.0 Scope:

This Quality manual describes the quality management system of the Company Name, Location its scope is for:

Internal use to communicate to staff the company Quality Policy and quality objectives, to make the staff familiar with the processes used to achieve compliance with quality requirements. This should facilitate the implementation of the quality management system as well as ensure its maintenance and required updates during altering circumstances. This should also allow effective communication and control of quality related activities and a documented base for quality system audits.

External use to inform the customers/ regulatory bodies about its Quality Policy as well as its implemented quality management system and measures of compliance with quality.

4.0 Quality Management Principles:

To lead and operate an organization successfully, it is necessary to direct and control it in a systematic and transparent manner. Success can result from implementing and maintaining a management system that is designed to continually improve performance while addressing the needs of all interested customers.

Nine quality management principles have been identified that can be used by top management in order to lead the organization towards improved performance.

• Customer focus.
• Leadership.
• Involvement of people.
• Process approach.
• System approach to management.
• Continual improvement.
• Factual approach to decision making.
• Effective decisions are based on the analysis of data and information.
• Mutually beneficial supplier relationships.

5.0 Quality Statement:

The Quality statement of company to comply with all requirements of the quality system to ensure that their customer's requirements including quality, cost and delivery are met or exceeded and to continually improve the effectiveness of the quality system at Company Name, Location our objective is to go beyond compliance and strive for:

Maintaining the highest quality standards and continuous improvement throughout our quality system.

Anticipation and proactive management of regulatory evolution.  

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1.0 Purpose

The purpose of Site Master File is to maintain information about the Organization, Layouts, Activities related to Manufacturing, Packaging and Labeling, Quality Control, Quality Assurance of pharmaceutical manufacturing operation, Quality Management Policies, GMP related activities, that shall be useful in general supervision and conducting regulatory / customer’s inspections.

2.0 Scope

This Site Master File is applicable to XYZ Limited,

3.0 General Informationon The Manufacturer

3.1Contact Information of the Manufacturer

     Name and Address of the Site

     XYZ Limited

     Address of the Site.

      Phone                          : 

      Phone (24 hours)         : 

      Fax                              : 

      Registered Office Addres                                                                     

XYZ Limited                 

Address of Corporate office

Phone                          : 

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GMP Audit Checklist provide the guidance and checkpoint for conducting the GMP audit of the manufacturing facility. The Main areas are covered:-

1.0 Building and Facilities 

2.0 Materials Management

3.0 Quality Control Systems

4.0 Manufacturing

5.0 Packaging and Identification Labelling

6.0 Quality Management Systems

7.0 . Personnel and Training

8.0 Purchasing and Customer Service

9.0 . Retained Samples

10. Non-conforming products management

11.0 Complaints vigilance

12.0 Distribution

13.0 Sub-contractors

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1.0 OBJECTIVE

This Validation Master Plan is written to describe [Site Name, Location] intention and approach towards validation in achieving the objective of providing quality product. This Validation Master Plan shall serve as a summary of the overall strategy for the validations to be executed in the facility to demonstrate that the critical equipment, systems and processes perform as designed and intended.

2.0 SCOPE

This VMP addresses the all-validation activities related to equipment, utilities, processes, systems and procedures that may impact the product quality at the manufacturing blocks of [Site Name, Location], Goa. Specific systems, equipment, utilities and procedures to be qualified and processes (listed below) to be validated shall be exercised on basis of approved qualification / validation protocol. 

• Utilities (HVAC, Compressed Air, Water)

• Equipment / Instrument

• Product Manufacturing Process

• Cleaning Process

• Sterilization Process

• Computer and Computerized Systems (PLC, SCADA, LIMS, SAP etc.)

5.0 VALIDATION APPROACH

This Validation Master Plan shall follow lifecycle validation approach to validate product manufacturing and other auxiliary processes. This approach shall ensure quality from the very first step. This Validation Master Plan shall provide guidance and directions for development of requirements, specifications and actions to qualify and finally accept and release the equipment, system, facilities and validated process for use. The VMP shall also provide guidance on life cycle management of equipment, system and process.

The life cycle approach involves a series of activities taking place over the life cycle of the equipment, system, product and process. The VMP describes the activities in three basic stages:

Stage 1 - Design: The equipment, system and process are defined during this stage based on knowledge gained through development and scale-up activities.

Stage 2 – Qualification / Validation: During this stage, the design is evaluated to determine if it is capable of reproducible performance.

Stage 3 – Continued Verification: Ongoing assurance is gained during this phase that the equipment, system and process remain in a state of control.

A brief flow of product and equipment / facility / utility lifecycle is as below:

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