Good Engineering Practice Training Course
Good Engineering Practice should be applied to all stages within the lifecycle of pharmaceutical manufacturing operations from facility and equipment design, installation, operation, validation or verification and maintenance. It has been highlighted in standards like E2500 as being an integral part of the quality system along with risk management, design review, change management and continuous improvement in pharmaceutical manufacturing. The purpose of this course is to highlight how current GMP's are applied to pharmaceutical engineering and technical services to ensure facilities, equipment and processes are maintained to the highest possible standards expected by the Regulatory Authorities.
| Location | Date | Fee | Book Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barnard Castle, UK | 15th - 16th May 2012 (2 Day Course) | £795/€995 | Add to cart |
Who Should Attend
Who Should Attend?
This course is suitable for both introductory training and as a refresher course for engineers already working in the pharmaceutical and related healthcare environments.
Course Objectives
Key learning objectives of the course are:-
- To understand the principles of pharmaceutical GMP as applied to engineering
- To gain an overview of the unique aspects of the engineer in a pharmaceutical environment, including the Manufacturing Process, Cleanrooms, Critical Utilities, Process Engineering, Documentation and Change control
- To review the latest developments in pharmaceutical manufacture and apply these to Engineering, including Quality by Design, Design Space, ICHQ9, Criticality assessments, ASTME2500.
Dates & Costs
Dates and CostsPlease see the table above for the dates of next courses and the costs.
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Terms and Conditions
Terms and Conditions
Cancellations received and confirmed by Honeyman will incur a 50% fee up until 31 working days before the start date of the course. No refund will be made for cancellations within 30 working days of the course start date and the full course fee will be due for delegates who fail to attend, (even if the course fee has yet to be received).
Substitutions may be made at any time up to the start of the course, free of charge.
Delegates completing the optional Teesside University Accreditation will incur a 50% cancellation (received in writing and confirmed by Honeyman) fee up until 31 working days before the start date of the course, after which the full course fee will be due.
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