Handling of Damage / Broken Container

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Handling of Damage / Broken Container

1.0     Purpose

1.1        To describe a procedure for handling of damaged / broken container.

 

2.0     Scope

2.1    Receiving, storage and sampling of incoming damage/broken containers of raw materials at NAME

Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

 

3.0     Responsibility 

3.1        Store Officer is responsible to execute and implement the operation.

3.2        Head of Warehouse is responsible to monitor the system compliance.

 

4.0      Abbreviations and Definitions 

4.1        SOP - Standard Operating Procedure

4.2        GRN – Goods Received Note

 

5.0       Materials and Equipment 

5.1        None   

 

6.0     Precaution / Health and Safety Considerations 

6.1        Use Mask, Hand Gloves, and Eye Protector during transfer of raw materials. [If required]

 

7.0    Procedure 

7.1        Receive the arrived materials according to SOP for raw material receiving procedure.

7.2        Inspect each container for the following (if any)

  •   Broken security seal
  •   Breakage of container
  •   Leakage of container
  •   Container without lid
  •  Unlabeled container

 7.3        Identify the damaged container(s), weight and palletize them on separate pallet(s)

7.4        The damaged containers of raw materials shall be kept in a segregated place with a display ‘’       Damaged Containers ‘’

7.5        Check the inner bag of solid raw material. If inner bag is found sealed / intact condition cover the drum/container with polythene. If inner bag is found in torn condition, cover the torn place with possible. If not possible then transfer the container in sampling booth and keep the content in new polythene bag placed in cleaned drum/container.

7.6        Label ‘’ QUARANTINE‘’ on the damaged container.

7.7        Fill up the GRN and send it to QC.

7.8    Check Drum/Container of liquid raw materials. If found leaks, then transfer the content in empty drum/container. If empty container is not available keep the drum in upset/inclined condition to stop leakage.

7.9        Inform the findings about damaged containers to QA and QC department.

7.10      QC will collect sample form each damaged container giving importance and will analysis thoroughly.

7.11    Sample all damaged containers individually and affix ‘’UNDER TEST/SAMPLED’’ label to each container.

7.12      Transfer the damaged containers to ‘’ passed area ‘’ or ‘’ rejected area ‘’ as advice by Quality Control Department.

7.13      Follow the special instruction (if any) about the use or retest of the material provided by  Quality Control.

 

8.0      Reference Document 

8.1       WHO GMP Guideline, trs-986, annex-2

8.2        In-house

 

9.0       Annexure 

9.1        None

 

10.0    Revision History

Version No.

Brief Reason for the Revision

Effective Date

Remarks

01.

New

 

-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



11.0   Training 

11.1      Training is required for store officer; trained by Head of Warehouse.

 


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