(URS)
Document Title: User Requirements Specification (URS)
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Table of Contents
REVISION HISTORY..........................................................................1
DOCUMENT REVIEW & APPROVAL:....................................................1
1.0 INTRODUCTION........................................................................... 3
2.0 SCOPE.......................................................................................3
3.0 GENERAL GUIDELINES.................................................................3
4.0 OVERVIEW SECTION....................................................................4
5 OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS SECTION..........................................5
6 CONSTRAINTS...............................................................................8
1. LIFE CYCLE................................................................................... 8
8 GLOSSARY................................................................................... 10
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1.0Introduction
This document was produced by the Lab department. The purpose of this
document is to define the User Requirement Specifications (URS) for the
Counter Pressure Air Mixture Lab autoclave used to sterilizing of vial, bottle
and softbag at Lab Facility. References to GMP guidelines, are listed in the
reference section.
2.0Scope
The system used to Sterilize vial with cap of size 20 ml, bottle with cap of
size 50 ml, 100 ml, 250 ml and 500 ml and softbags of 100 ml, 250 ml, 500
ml and 1,000 ml in the Lab Facility. This system will be identified as a
whole at this location as system number 12345, with all major pieces of
equipment identified as subsets of this system number.
The product to be process are FAT Emulsion, Propofol IntraVenous and True
Aqueous Solution
It is realized that the actual system may not fulfill all of the requirements
and may also include additional functions / features not detailed within. To
this end, this documents purpose is to enable the supplier to generate a
detailed Functional and Technical Requirement Specification that will
then be used as the key design specification for the life of the project.
3.0General Guidelines
A URS defines, clearly and precisely, what the user wants the system to do.
It defines the functions to be carried out, the data on which the system will
operate, and the operating environment. The URS defines also any
non-functional requirements, constraints such as time and costs, and what
deliverable are to be supplied. The emphasis should be on the required
functions and not the method of implementing those functions.
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4.0Overview Section
This Section shall give an overview of the system explaining why it is
required, and what is required of it. It shall contain the following subsections:
4.1 Background
Pharmaceutical Company with the capacity to manufacture clinical and
commercial product. Part of the Research and Development process
involves filling product vials/bottle (liquid) and softbag in the Lab Scale are
sterilized with Counter Pressure Air Mixture Autoclave to be simulated to
have the same result as per actual Production Facility.
4.2 Key Objectives and Benefits
Counter Pressure Air Mixture Lab autoclave is a Steam sterilizing of glass container and
softbag which ensures the removal of at least 6 log reduction challenge with biological
indicator ref. Bacillus Stereothermophillus, where Z=10C, D= minimum1 minutes,
T.Ref=121C and achieve Fo minimum 15 minutes at coldest point with counter pressure to
protect the flexible deformable container from bursting.
4.3 Applicable GMP Requirements
This system is to be designed installed to assist to meet the following GMP
requirements:
4.3.1 Volume 4 EU Guidelines to Good Manufacturing Practice Medicinal
Products for Human and Veterinary Use Annex 1 Manufacture of Sterile
Medicinal Products
4.3.2 PIC/S Guide to Good Manufacturing Practice for Medicinal Products, 2006
4.3.3 Indonesian cGMP, 2006 Edition, Jakarta 2006
4.3.4 CE Requirement
4.3.5 OSHA Regulations
4.3.6 HTM guideline for Sterilization UK
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Change parts designed for fitting and removing with minimum use
of tooling
5.2.11
supervision
5.2.12
to chamber
5.2.13
5.2.14
5.2.15
ASTM A269/A270
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5.2.19
5.2.20
operation.
5.2.21
5.2.22
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5.3. Instrument
5.3.1 Instruments to be positioned so as to indicate true representative value
for process parameter
5.3.2 Installed instrument/sensor should be easy to uninstall/installed to make
routine calibration easier or ease to replace the instrument/sensor when
became degraded
5.3.3 Installed sensor is designed to simplify/easier to calibrate (all instruments
are fitted with calibration system)
5.3.4 Instrument direct contact with the product or associated with critical
manufacturing process must also be designed and installed to:
1. Prevent accumulation of any matter
2. Withstand required cleaning/sanitization process and agents without
degradation
3. Not present a contamination risk to the product or its excipients
4. Not be degraded (physically or in performance) by contact with the
product, its excipients or the processes to which it is subject
5.3.5 Install USB port/printer for sterilization autoclave which contain
minimum :
1. Detailed and full description of production process include: Production
area, Product Name, Product Batch No, Set Temp, Name of Operator,
etc
2. Contain Date and Time (Start Time, Batch Time, Sterilization Time)
3. Values of Temperature for Each Temperature Sensor on The Equipment
(show on the graphic)
4. Non Editable
5. Values of Pressure for Each Pressure Sensor on The Equipment (show
on the graphic)
6. All critical parameter
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5.4. Performance
5.4.1 Efficiency of Sterile Filtered Air : Show the integrity of 0,2 um (If drying
process using air filter)
5.4.2 Equipment reliability: 97% available excluding scheduled maintenance
shutdown.(Optional)
5.4.3 Dead Legs < 1,5D according to WHO TRS 937.(Optional)
5.4.4 Welding seams comply to ASME BPE 2002 Regulation (Welding on the
material which contact with the product).
5.4.5 Weld Discoloration Level inside the Pipe : Maximum level 3.(Optional)
5.4.6 Heat Distribution Variation on Empty Load and Full Load Condition: 121C
122.5C.
5.4.7 Heat Penetration (Fo Value): Minimal 15 minute at temperature 121C on
the coldest point.
5.4.8 Microbiological Reduction : Minimal 6 Log Reduction, challenge with
Biological Indicator challenge with Biological Indicator (Bacillus
Stereothermophilus: 10^6 CFU/Ampoule).
5.4.9 Can able to run Steamand Air mixture cycle and without Air mixture cycle.
5.5. Capacity
5.5.1 Minimum Useful volume
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80 Ltrs
Include Basket.
6 Constraints
6.1 Timescales
The system shall be installed, commissioned and validation testing started
no less than 6 months after the order has been submitted
6.2 Availability
The facility will be made available for contractor access minimally at the
following times: Monday Friday 8am 4pm (Off hour access can be made
available upon request)
6.3
Maintenance
All supplied equipment must be supplied with 24 months or 4.000 working
hours warranty period from the time of system acceptance from the
supplier.
1. Life cycle
The proposed system must be designed, produced, installed, tested and
supported in accordance with Applicable cGMP Requirement at point 4.3
7.1 Development
The development of the software shall have a defined, auditable
methodology. Procedures for project management, quality assurance shall
be documented. Standard design methods and documentation control shall
be in place for the supplier.
7.2 Testing
The system must be fully tested as per cGMP.
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7.3 Delivery
Delivery of all items are to be documented with packing lists, signed by the
P.T.Bernofarm. Below is a list of the key expected deliverable from the
supplier:
7.3.1 Equipment
Documentation (Optional)
Operation and maintenance manual include system and panel
layout and wiring drawings
List of instruments
List of control alarm
Electrical & Mechanical Drawings per Components
P&ID Include:
- Identify all component with appropriate tag numbers
Calibration procedure and test certificate all the instrument on
the equipment (original)
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7.3.3
7.3.4
System training.
Activities:(Optional)
Task
Final user requirement
specification
Quality and project plan
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Functional requirement
specification
System/detail design
specification
System drawings and panel
layout (P&ID Drawing)
System installation
Supplier
Supplier
IQ tests
Supplier
OQ Docs
Supplier
OQ tests
Supplier
Training:
Supplier
Project completion
Supplier
Supplier
Supplier
Supplier
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Glossary
cGMP
ISPE
QPP
FRS
SDS
IQ
Installation Qualification
OQ
Operational Qualification
PQ
Performance Qualification
PID
P&ID
Pipping&Instrument Drawing
HTM
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