Visual Inspection of Filled Liquid Bottles

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Visual Inspection of Filled Liquid Bottles


1.0         Purpose

1.1        To describe a standard procedure for visual inspection of filled bottle to identify all type of defect for delivering good quality products.

 

2.0         Scope

2.1   This procedure is applicable for visual inspection of all type of filled liquid bottle manufactured at   "NAME" Pharmaceuticals Ltd.

 

3.0         Responsibility 

3.1       Operators are responsible for visual inspection. He/ She inform the supervisor about any deviation from normal operation.

3.2          Production Officer / Sr. Officer are responsible to ensure that the procedure is implemented properly.

3.3          Quality Assurance Officer / Sr. Officer are responsible to verify the inspection.

3.4          Engineering department is responsible to maintain adequate light for inspection. 

 

4.0         Abbreviations and Definitions

4.1          Critical Defects: Turbid, dirt, big pieces of glass, leakage, black particles and cracks.

4.2          Major Defects: Empty, visible glass, unequal content and improper cap sealing.

4.3          Minor Defects: Spots on the inner and outer surface of Bottles, deformed bottles.

4.4        Appearance: Its visual identity and overall “elegance” which is essential for customer acceptance, for control of lot to lot uniformity.

 

5.0       Materials and Equipment  

5.1        None

 

6.0      Health and Safety Considerations

6.1        None


7.0      Procedure     

7.1          Bring the filled bottles of a specific batch to the respective workstation.

7.2          Arrange clean and dry trays with proper labeling of respective batch.

7.3          Keep BPR beside the inspection table during visual inspection.

7.4          Before starting inspection check the line clearance by Production and QA Officer / Sr. Officer.

7.5          Take some filled bottles on the inspection table.

7.6          Take 2 to 3 bottles in hand for inspection.

7.7          Shake slowly and take care not to introduce air bubbles.

7.8          Examine each bottle at least five seconds in fronts of black background and another five second in front of white background.

7.9          Visual inspection team to be change after two-hour interval.

7.10        Observe the defect category and sort out the filled bottles having Critical, Major and Minor defect.

7.11        Packed the good bottles.

7.12        Count the defective filled bottles.

7.13        Record all observations in the respective Batch Packaging Record.

 

8.0      Reference Document 

8.1        In-house

  

9.0       Annexure                       

9.1        None

 

10.0    Revision History 

Revision No.

Brief reason for the revision

   Effective Date

   Remarks

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New

 

 

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11.0     Training 

11.1      Head of Production or his nominee give the training of production operator and worker.

  

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