gmp checklist of all requirements and needed certifications and documents

Documentation Requirements

  • Draft SOPs for each process.
  • Ensure clear, concise language.
  • Include version control and approval dates.
  • Distribute to relevant staff.
  • Review and update regularly.
  • Outline quality policies and objectives.
  • Define roles and responsibilities.
  • Include compliance requirements.
  • Review annually for accuracy.
  • Ensure accessibility to all staff.
  • Document every production batch.
  • Include raw material sources and quantities.
  • Record equipment used and operating conditions.
  • Sign off by responsible personnel.
  • Store securely for traceability.
  • Track all maintenance activities.
  • Document dates, tasks performed, and personnel.
  • Include calibration and repairs.
  • Ensure logs are accessible for audits.
  • Review for patterns needing attention.
  • Maintain individual training files.
  • Record all training sessions attended.
  • Include competency assessments.
  • Update regularly with new training.
  • Ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.
  • Document all changes to processes or products.
  • Include rationale, assessment, and approval.
  • Track implementation and verification.
  • Review for potential impacts on quality.
  • Retain for audit purposes.
  • Record any deviation from established protocols.
  • Include investigation findings and actions taken.
  • Document corrective actions implemented.
  • Review trends for potential improvements.
  • Ensure timely reporting and resolution.
  • Perform regular internal audits.
  • Document findings and non-conformities.
  • Include corrective action plans.
  • Review with management for follow-up.
  • Retain for compliance and improvement.
  • Develop and document validation plans.
  • Include equipment specifications and intended use.
  • Execute validation activities and record results.
  • Review for compliance with regulatory standards.
  • Maintain reports for future reference.
  • Assess suppliers based on quality criteria.
  • Document qualification process and outcomes.
  • Monitor supplier performance regularly.
  • Maintain records of supplier audits.
  • Ensure compliance with GMP standards.
  • Establish monitoring protocols for environment.
  • Document sampling methods and results.
  • Include actions taken for out-of-spec results.
  • Review data for trends over time.
  • Retain for compliance verification.
  • Develop detailed product specifications.
  • Document test methods and acceptance criteria.
  • Ensure methods are validated and approved.
  • Review specifications regularly for updates.
  • Maintain for traceability and audits.
  • Design stability studies per product requirements.
  • Document study protocols and results.
  • Include storage conditions and timeframes.
  • Review data for shelf-life determination.
  • Ensure compliance with regulatory guidelines.
  • Conduct risk assessments for processes and products.
  • Document identified risks and mitigation strategies.
  • Review and update assessments regularly.
  • Involve cross-functional teams in assessments.
  • Maintain records for compliance.
  • Document all customer complaints received.
  • Investigate and record findings and actions taken.
  • Track trends for potential systemic issues.
  • Ensure timely follow-up with complainants.
  • Review for process improvements.
  • Identify potential allergens in products.
  • Document allergen control measures in place.
  • Review supply chain for allergen risks.
  • Train staff on allergen handling procedures.
  • Maintain records for audit purposes.
  • Schedule routine calibration for all equipment.
  • Document calibration results and adjustments made.
  • Track calibration history for each device.
  • Ensure compliance with industry standards.
  • Retain records for audits and inspections.
  • Track all inventory movements accurately.
  • Document quantities, locations, and batch numbers.
  • Perform regular inventory reconciliations.
  • Ensure proper storage conditions are maintained.
  • Review for discrepancies and adjust records.
  • Document all testing performed on materials.
  • Include test results and acceptance criteria.
  • Sign off by authorized personnel upon release.
  • Maintain records for traceability.
  • Review data regularly for trends.
  • Implement tracking systems for materials.
  • Document source and usage of all components.
  • Ensure easy access to traceability records.
  • Review systems for effectiveness.
  • Maintain records for compliance.
  • Document all identified issues and investigations.
  • Include actions taken to rectify problems.
  • Track effectiveness of preventive measures.
  • Review regularly for improvements.
  • Maintain records for compliance audits.
  • Conduct annual reviews of product performance.
  • Document changes in production and quality.
  • Include customer feedback and complaint summaries.
  • Review for compliance with regulatory requirements.
  • Maintain records for audit purposes.
  • Document all findings from external audits.
  • Include corrective actions planned and implemented.
  • Track follow-up activities and timelines.
  • Review audits for compliance improvements.
  • Maintain records for future reference.

Facility and Equipment Compliance

Personnel Training and Qualifications

Quality Control and Assurance

Regulatory Compliance

Risk Management

Continuous Improvement