Why are packaging related errors still one of the greatest causes of recalls?
This highly interactive four-day pharmaceutical packaging training course is designed to answer that question. It provides aspiring Qualified Persons and other pharmaceutical professionals with the knowledge and understanding they need to manage, oversee, control or audit all aspects of packaging activities. Topics range from the regulatory requirements for packaging and control of packaging components to the design of packaging lines/process and distribution of medicines.
Take ideas for improvement back to your workplace. Our QP pharmaceutical packaging course covers all important aspects of the packing process and their associated Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and pharmaceutical quality system (PQS) challenges. This includes selection of suitable materials, pack design, pack security and design/control of packing processes. From starting components to patient, our course provides a detailed review of the supply chain so you can design your ideal packaging department that is ready for inspection.
This course is approved by the Royal Society of Chemistry as suitable for its members’ continuing professional development.
On completion of this QP pharmaceutical packaging course, delegates will know and understand:
A significant portion of course time is devoted to group work. Using case studies, delegates get the opportunity to put theory into practice. Additionally, discussion periods (which include a course tutor panel session) provide you with an opportunity to obtain answers to your specific question and concerns.
Course tutors will be selected from the following:
Samantha Clack - Samantha has worked in the pharma industry for over 20 years, and has been an active QP at licensed packing facilities for over half that time. Also an experienced auditor, Samantha has audited packaging facilities worldwide.
David Waddington - David has broad experience in QA and manufacturing management, working with a wide range of dosage forms for global supply including solids, liquids, sterile products, food supplements and natural products.
Catherine Kay - Catherine has worked in QA and production operations management roles and is eligible to act as a QP. She was instrumental in the start-up of a new oral solid dose manufacturing and packaging facility in the UK.
Kate Krachai – Kate has over 20 years’ experience in the pharmaceutical industry across key positions in quality management and as a pharma lead auditor. Kate has extensive experience in pharmaceutical development, manufacture and supply of marketed and investigational medicinal products (IMPs) and the associated pharma quality system.
All above tutors eligible to act as a QP.
Multi-delegate discounts available. Discounts also offered to NSF staff and charities.
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