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Modern
concept of
Pharmaceutica
l Factory
Sterile
Division
Operations

Presenter: Md Salim Jahangir, B-Pharm( Hons), M-Pharm(DU),


MBA, ISO QMS Lead Auditor, Pharmaceutical Consultant
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RECOMMENDED AREAS OF PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY

STORE

RECEIVING

RECEIVING FROM
PRODUCTION

QUARANTINE
RAW MATERIAL

APPROVED MATERIAL
STORAGE
MATERIAL ISSUE

FINISHED PRODUCT

DISTRIBUTION

RECEIVING

RECEIVING
PACKAGING
MATERIAL

QUARANTINE
APPROVED MATERIAL
STORAGE
MATERIAL ISSUE

QUARANTINE

ENGG. GOODS

STORAGE
MATERIAL ISSUE

RECOMMENDED AREAS OF PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY


PRODUCTION UNIT 1
GENERAL PRODUCTS
PROCESS
TABLET
(NON-ANTIBIOTIC)

COMPRESSION

DRY SYRUP
(NON-ANTIBIOTIC)

PROCESS
FILLING & SEALING
PACKING

COATING
BLISTERING
PACKING

PROCESS
TOPICAL
CREAM &
OINTMENT
(NON-STEROID)

FILLING & SEALING


PACKING

PROCESS
CAPSULE
(NON-ANTIBIOTIC)

FILLING
( ENCAPSULATION)
BLISTERING
PACKING

PROCESS
ITOPICAL
CREAM &
OINTMENT
( STEROID)

FILLING & SEALING


PACKING

RECOMMENDED AREAS OF PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY


QUALITY ASSURANCE

SAMPLING
Q. C
(INSTRUMENTAL
& CHEMICAL)

SAMPLING

TESTING
DOCUMENTATION

MICROBIOLOGY

IPQC

TESTING (STERILITY &


MICROBIAL
CONTAMINATION)
DOCUMENTATION

INSPECTION
PLANNING

PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT

PREPARATION
REPORTING
DOCUMENTATION

QUALITY
ASSURANCE

DATA ANALYSIS
COMPLIANCE
VALIDATION

RECOMMENDED AREAS OF PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY


ENGINEERING & MAINTENANCE
POWER

MECHANICAL

STEAM

WORKSHOP &
FABRICATION
MACHINE RY &
EQUIPMENTS
MAINTENANCE

HVAC
UTILITY SERVICES,
BMS, ETP &
CIVIL WORKS

WATER
GAS, FUEL &
LUBRICANT
AIR CONDITIONING
& CHILLER

ELECTRICAL

MACHINERY &
EQUIPMENTS
BUILDING, POWER
GENERATION &
DISTRIBUTION

COMPUTER,
SOFTWARE &
ELECTRONICS

MACHINERY &
EQUIPMENTS
SECURITY SYSTEM
COMPUTER
NETWORKING, ERP
& COMMUNICATION

RECOMMENDED AREAS OF PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT
FINANCE & ACCOUNTING

FACTORY OFFICE

QUALITY MANAGEMENT

SECURITY
HUMAN RESOURCE &
ADMINISTRATION

DISTRIBUTION OF
FINISHED GOODS

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PHARMACEUTICAL
FORMULATION
PRODUCTS
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WASHING & DRESSING FACILITY AT EN FTRY IS


MANDATORY FOR PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY
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CLEAN DRESS IS THE PRIME COMPONENT OF PERSONNEL


PROTECTION IN PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY
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CLEAN DRESS IS THE PRIME COMPONENT OF PERSONNEL


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PROTECTION
IN PHARMACEUTICAL
FACTORY

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PERSONNEL ENTRY TO PRODUCTION AREA IS UNDER STRICT


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CONTROL SUBJECT
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CHANGE
OF
& WEARING
OF
STERILE
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AREA

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PERSONNEL ENTRY
THROUGH AIRLOCK
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SYSTEM
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PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY CLEANING IS THE INTEGRAL


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REQUIREMENTOF

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PRODUCTION CORRIDOOR OF PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY


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PHARMA CEUTICAL FACTORY MANUFACTURING AREA


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PHARMACEUTICAL
FACTORY
HVAC SYSTEM

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REVERSE OSMOSIS
WITH
EDI HIGHLY
PURIFIED
WATER
MANUFACTURING
PLA
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WATER FACILITY, MULTI-COLUMN
DISTILLATION
PLANTTuesday,
TO PRODUCE
PURIFIED
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WATER

PURIFIED WATER 24 HOURS CIRCULATING LOOP SYSTEM AT 85 0 C.


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HVAC CONTROL
SYSTEMbyISthe
A PART
OF BMS
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AHUs AND DEHUMIDIFIERS
ARE
THE
INTEGRAL
PART
OF8,HVAC
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RAW MATERIAL ARE PROCURED FROM WORLD RENOUNED


EUROPEAN SOURCES UNDER THE LEADERSHIP
OF VERY EXPERIENCED HIGHLY QUALIFIED HEAD OF PROCUREMENT
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FLOW DIAGRAM OF STORAGE FACILITY & ISSUE SYSTEM


RAW & PACKING MATERIAL
(Planning & Information Control)
Receiving of Raw
Material

Quarantine of Raw
Material

Issue of Raw Material against D.A


Approved formulation order under
the Supervision of production
pharmacist & checking by QA
inspector
Manufacturing
of
Product
under
supervision of production pharmacist in a
controlled area certified by QA

Sampling of Raw
Material

Release of Raw Material


by QA Department &
Storage in Approved
Material Area

Intermediate Product
(IPQC by Quality
Assurance)

Quarantine of Packing Material


Receiving of Packing
Material
Issue of Packing Material against
Release of Packing
D.A Approved formulation order
Material by QA
under the Supervision of
Department & Storage in
production pharmacist & checking
Approved Material Area
by QA inspector
Manufacturing of Product under
supervision of production
pharmacist in a controlled area
certified by QA

Testing of Raw Material


by QC Department

Sampling of Packing Material

Testing of Packing
Material by QC
Department

Finished (Final) Product

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FLOW DIAGRAM OF STORAGE FACILITY & ISSUE SYSTEM


RAW & PACKING MATERIAL
Receiving of Raw
Material

Quarantine of Raw
Material

Issue of Raw Material against D.A


Approved formulation order under
the Supervision of production
pharmacist & checking by QA
inspector

Release of Raw Material


by QA Department &
Storage in Approved
Material Area

Sampling of Raw
Material
Testing of Raw Material
by QC Department

Manufacturing
of
Product
under
supervision of production pharmacist in a
controlled area certified by QA

Quarantine of Packing Material


Receiving of Packing
Material
Issue of Packing Material against
Release of Packing
D.A Approved formulation order
Material by QA
under the Supervision of
Department & Storage in
production pharmacist & checking
Approved Material Area
by QA inspector
Manufacturing of Product under
supervision of production
pharmacist in a controlled area
certified by QA

Sampling of Packing Material

Testing of Packing
Material by QC
Department

De-cartoning of Bottles

Loading on online
Washing Machine
Trucking

Automatic Transferring
to washing zone through
Bottle conveyors

Automatic Washing of Bottles


with water for Injection (WFI)
prepared by multi-column
distillation plant coming from 24
hours circulating loop system at
80C

Sterilization & Depyrogenation (Endotoxin


freeing) of dried Bottles at
310C at Hot Zone

Drying of Bottles
at pre hot zone

Rapid Cooling &


Sterilization of Bottles
to 25C at cooling zone

Continuous records of temperature,


pressure, time of each zone on PLC
controlled panel with automatic
graphical recording

Filling-Sealing, Labeling & Packing of LVPL Bottle


Automatic Filling of Bottles with LVPL solution.
Automatic Stoppering of filled Bottles with sterile
rubber bungs under class 100 LAF surrounding class
1000,
Continuous monitoring of Volume variation and
environmental parameters temp (25C 2, RH 45% 2
and air pressure 50 pascals in filling point under LAF
class-100) Surrounded by class-1000 air pressure 30
pascals.
Spare parts, Dresses & rubber bungs are
sterilized at 121,15psg for 25 minutes in a
automatic most-heat sterilizer (Autoclave)

Sterilization of filled-sealed
Bottles
in
Moist
Heat
Sterilization
Machine(Autoclave) at 1210C
and 15 Lb Pressure for 30
Minutes.

Online labeling of filled


sealed Bottles under
Auto Labeling Machine

Capping of Stoppard Bottles


with sterile flip of seal under
LAF, class 100 surrounding
(class 1000.)

Inspection of filled-sealed
Bottles under online
Inspection Hood

Final packing of unit


cartons in master cartons
after proper checking &
QA release

PROCEDURE

The required quantity of Ampoules are received. Then De-Cartoned the


Ampoules and Loaded on online washing machine. Automatic Transferring
to washing zone through conveyors.
Automatic washing of Ampoules with WFI prepared by multi-column
distillation plant coming from 24 hours circulating loop system at 80C.
Drying of Ampoules at pre hot zone. Sterilization & De-Pyrogenation
(Endotoxin freeing) of dried Ampoules at 310C. Rapid Cooling of Ampoules
at
25C
cooling zone.
Transferring
the washed
sorted
Ampoules in
The
rawat
materials
are dispensed
according
to raw
material
sterilized trays.

requisition sheet.

Transfer required quantity of WFI from loop to the steam-jacketed covered washed and
sterilized processing vessel fitted with stirrer, in and outline nitrogen passing line and
transfer device. Add all weighed ingredients as per formulation sheet and order of
mixing. Then sampled by quality control for test release for filling.
Then transfer the solution from processing vessel to filling vessel through a
pump fitted with two stage cartridge filter (0.4 micron & 0.22 micron).
The sterilized SVPL solution (by microfiltration) are filled and sealed in
sterilized cooled Ampoules under LAF (class-100) of Filling-Sealing machine.

The filled-Sealed Ampoules are then transferred to Moist Heat


Sterilizer for terminal sterilization at temperature 121 0C, 15
lb/cm2 for 30 minutes and then unload to cooling zone (25 0C).

Filled Ampoules checked by Inspection Machine.


After 14 days sterility test approved form microbiological section, Blister the filled sealed
Ampoules in Blister machine.
Then Final packing of Ampoule in unit cartons is done. After proper checking. SVPL release for
distribution.

PROCEDURE

The required quantity of Bottles are received. Then De-Cartoned the Bottles
and Loaded on online washing machine. Automatic Transferring to washing
zone through conveyors.
Automatic washing of bottles with WFI prepared by multi-column distillation
plant coming from 24 hours circulating loop system at 80C.
Drying of bottles at pre hot zone. Sterilization & De-Pyrogenation
(Endotoxin freeing) of dried vials at 310C. Rapid Cooling of bottles at 25C
at cooling zone. Transferring the washed sorted bottles in sterilized trays /
boxes. Rubber stopper, Flip off seal are sterilized under UV sterilizer-LAF
The night.
raw materials are dispensed according to raw material
over

requisition sheet.

Transfer required quantity of WFI from loop to the steam-jacketed covered washed and
sterilized processing vessel fitted with stirrer, in and outline nitrogen passing line and transfer
device. Add all weighed ingredients as per formulation sheet and order of mixing. Then
sampled by quality control for test release for filling.
Then transfer the solution from processing vessel to filling vessel through a
pump fitted with two stage cartridge filter (0.4 micron & 0.22 micron).
The sterilized LVPL solution (by microfiltration) are filled and sealed (by
Rubber stopper and flip of seal) in sterilized cooled bottle under LAF (class100) of Filling-Sealing machine.

The filled-Sealed Bottles are then transferred to Moist Heat


Sterilizer for terminal sterilization at temperature 121 0C, 15
lb/cm2 for 30 minutes and then unload to cooling zone (25 0C).
The QC released (Sterility test report) sterilized Filled bottles are
then labeled after visual inspection and packed in cartons with
prescribing information. Afetr final checking by QA, The final
products are release for distribution.

PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY WITH EPOXY PAINTED PASSAGES


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PHARMACEUTICAL PROCESS AREA

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CLEAN ROOMS IN
PHARMA FACTORY

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Man Flow
Material Flow

STERILITY TEST OF STERILE PRODUCT

OPHTHALMIC SOLUTION FILLING & SEALING MACHINE

LVPL Bottle Entry through De-Cartoning room to washing room

LVPL Bottle Washing Machine

LVPL Bottle Sterilizing Tunnel

Ampoule Washing Machine

Sterilizing Tunnel

BLISTERING OF TABLET &


CAPSULE WITH AUTOMATIC
BLISTER PACKING MACHINE

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AUTOMATIC BLISTER & CARTONING MACHINE

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TRAINING
OF reserved
PHARMACEUTICAL
WORK
FORCE
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AN EXCLUSIVE TRAINING GIVEN BY MR. SALIM


JAHANGIR ON CGMP IN PHARMACEUTICAL
FACTORY
.
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QUALITY CONTROL & QUALITY ASSURANCE


OF PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS ARE
MANDATORY AS PER REGULATIONS
COMPLIANCE

DGDA ,DTL, DOE


USFDA 21 CFR PART 211
WHO c GMP
UK MHRA
TGA AUSTRALIA
ICH, PICs GUIDELINES
ISO 9001: 2008
ISO 14001
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DGDA: Director General Drug Administration


DTL: Drug Testing Laboratory.
DOE: Department of Environment under Ministry of Environment &
Forestry , GOB.
USFDA 21 CFR PART 211 : United States Food & Drugs Administration 21
Code of Federal Regulations
WHO c GMP : World Health Organization - Current Good Manufacturing
Practice.
UK MHRA : United Kingdom Medicines and Healthcare Products
Regulatory Agency.
TGA AUSTRALIA : Therapeutic Goods Administration of Australia.
ICH Guidelines : International Conference on Harmonization Guidelines.
PICs Guidelines : Pharmaceutical Inspection Convention & Cooperation
Scheme. Guidelines
ISO 9001: 2008 - International Standardization Organization
ISO 14001-InternationalStandardization Organization 14001
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Code of GMP Content

Introduction of GMP and cGMP


Premises
Personnel
Materials
Equipment
Training
Sanitation and hygiene
Documentation
Qualification and validation
Complaints & Product recalls
Validation
Self-inspection and quality audits
Good practices in production
Good practices in quality control
Contract production and analysis
Production, QC & Engineering Interfaces
Quality Management

Rules and Guidance


for Pharmaceutical
Manufacturers and
Distributors 2007
Compiled by the Inspection and Standards
Division of the
Medicines and Healthcare products
Regulatory Agency
London
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CFR - Code of Federal Regulations Title 21


TITLE 21--FOOD AND DRUGS
CHAPTER I--FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
SUBCHAPTER C--DRUGS: GENERAL

PART 211 CURRENT GOOD


MANUFACTURING PRACTICE FOR
FINISHED PHARMACEUTICALS
[Code of Federal Regulations]
[Title 21, Volume 4]
[Revised as of April 1, 2013]
[CITE: 21CFR211]

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ISO 9001: 2008 CLAUSES


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CONTINUAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE


QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

C
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R
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Information Flow
Value Adding
Activities

S
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f
a
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t
i
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n

Management
responsibility

Resource
management

INPUT

Measurement,
analysis,
improvement

PRODUCT

OUTPUT

INPUT

Product
realization

C
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T
O
M
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MODEL OF A PROCESS BASED QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

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BIOAVAILIBILITY & BIO-EQUIVALENCY TESTING OF DRUGS ON HUMAN & ANIMAL


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IS NEW
APROACH
BANGLADESH

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ENVIRONMENT
MONITORING
OF MANUFACTURING

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ENVIRONMENT MONITORING
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DOP TEST OF HEPA FILTERS

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STERILITY TEST OF STERILE PRODUCT

Non-Viable Particle Count by Particle


Counter

Viable Particle Count

MICROBIAL COLONY COUNTER FOR COUNTING OF MICROBIAL COLONIES


GROWN ON MEDIA OF PETRIDISHES

ENDOTOXIN TEST OF STERILE PRODUCT BY LAL TEST METHOD

STERILITY TEST WITH MEMBRANE FILTRATION UNIT

Accelerated
Stability
Testing
of Products
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ATOMIC ABSORPTION

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MICRO WEIGHING
WITH
ELECTRONIC
BALANCE

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pH DETERMINATION
OF WATER
& the
OTHER
LIQUIDS
BY pH
METER

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EFFECTIVE PEST CONTROL IS A REGULATORY & GMP


REQUIREMENT FOR PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY

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INSPECTION OF FINISHED SOLID PRODUCTS DISPENSING IN RETAIL


PHARMACY

DEAR PARTICIPANTS OF
SUB M-PHARM STUDENTS

Md. Salim Jahangir


Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons)
Masters of Pharmacy (DU), MBA, ISO QMS
Lead Auditor
( Director Technical Operations,Head of Plant
& Quality Compliance)
For further information
Mobile: 01716560104
e-mail to : slm_jahangir@yahoo.com

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