1.What is SOP? Why it is needed ?
SOP (Standard Operating Procedure)
A
written approved procedure which gives instruction for performing operation not
necessarily specific to a given product or material but of a more general
matter (e.g. equipment operation, maintenance and cleaning of premises, and
environmental and sampling and inspection).
Purposes: To describe the
method for writing procedures for all general operations.
2.When and where revalidation is required
?
Revalidation means that the original validation
program should be repeated at a predetermined frequency. This work is carried
out 3 years interval & any change of critical steps or process.
i. Changes in raw
materials (Physical parameters such as viscosity, density, moisture &
Particle size distribution) may affect the products & process
ii.Changes in the
sources of active raw materials manufacturer
iii.Changes in
the packaging materials (Primary packaging/Closure system)
iv.Changes in the
processes (e.g. mixing time, dry time, drying temp.& batch size)
v.Changes in the
equipment (e.g. addition of automatic electric system)
vi.Changes in the
plant or facility
vii.Variation
revealed by trend analysis.
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