Benefits of online GMP course
Are you new to the pharmaceutical industry and want to know more about Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)?
Are you finding it challenging to gather and train your employees?
Do you have a time issue with developing training materials for your employees?
Participants can do this course anywhere and anytime that is suitable to them. The participant can revisit this course anytime they want to.
Course Content
This online GMP training course covers the key areas of GMP used in pharmaceuticals. These key areas are procedures and documentation, including good documentation practices, personal hygiene and cleaning and sanitisation. This training is suitable only for pharmaceutical producing non-sterile products in Australia.
At the end of the training, participants will be able to download a certificate of completion.
Course contents
Lesson1 – Overview
- Global overview of Good Manufacturing Practices
- Why is GMP important?
- A quick review of PE 009-14 contents.
Lesson 2 – Documentation and Procedure
- Understand the importance of documentation.
- Familiarise yourself with the different types of documentation.
- Know the key features of forms and procedures.
- Good Documentation Practises (GDP)
Lesson 3 – Personnel Hygiene
- Know what are the roles and responsibilities.
- Understand the classification of work areas – White, Grey and Black
- Know what to do when transferring materials between work areas.
Lesson 4 – Cleaning and Sanitisation
- Know why Cleanliness is important in GMP.
- What is Clean As You Go.
- Familiarise with Cleaning and Sanitisation procedures.
Who should attend?
- New employee joining a pharmaceutical company.
- Existing employees of pharmaceutical companies as part of the yearly GMP refresher training.
- Quality Assurance personnel.
- Quality Control personnel.
- Production personnel.
- Anyone who wants to know more about pharmaceutical GMP.
Tutor profile.
This course was developed by Senior Consultants at the Australia Quality Group. They have either worked or consulted various pharmaceutical companies in Australia.
