GMP Environmental Monitoring for Pharmaceutical Clean Rooms

Why Should You Attend:

As per FDA Guideline on Aseptic Processing GMP (2004) one of the most important laboratory controls is the environmental monitoring program which provides meaningful information on the quality of the aseptic processing environment (e.g., when a given batch is being manufactured) as well as environmental trends of ancillary clean areas. Environmental monitoring should promptly identify potential routes of contamination, allowing for implementation of corrections before product contamination occurs.

Hence a proper understanding and testing of the clean room environment and ongoing environmental monitoring of a clean room environment is necessary from a product compliance perspective.

Attend this webinar to various US and international regulatory requirements, the testing requirements for the various clean room classifications as well as the environmental monitoring of clean room environments. It will describe the Action and Alert Levels and how these levels are determined for a particular facility along with Corrective and Preventative Actions are defined.

We will discuss all current air & surface monitoring systems for the measurement of non-viable particulate, microbial contaminants in the clean room . The subject of clean room contamination due to personnel is discussed including both gowning technique and aseptic practices. Then Ongoing monitoring practices for the clean room environment are discussed with respect to sampling frequency, sampling locations, and the investigation of action level excursions. This is followed by a discussion of how environmental monitoring data is reviewed (Data Trend Reports) for product release.

Areas Covered in the Webinar:

This webinar will provide valuable assistance to all personnel in:

• GMP Compliance of Clean Room Environment
• Regulatory Clean Room Classification and Requirements
• Environmental Monitoring Program
• Action and Alert Levels
• Non-Viable Particulate Monitoring Systems
• Microbial Monitoring Systems
• Personnel Gowning and Aseptic Practices in Clean Room
• Clean Room Monitoring Practices - Frequency, Locations, and Investigations
• Product Release
• Environmental Monitoring Data Trend reports

Who Will Benefit:

• Quality Assurance
• Environmental Monitoring
• Microbiology
• Manufacturing
• Validation
• Engineering
• Maintenance