Webinar: Global Pharmaceutical Excipient Manufacturing & Distribution Certification
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Date: 13th March
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Time: 3PM London / 11AM New York
Maximises the Benefits and Minimises the Risks with EXCiPACT Approved Audits
How can EXCiPACTâ„¢ Certification help Qualify Excipient Suppliers?
EXCiPACTâ„¢ Certification scheme is designed as a way to reduce the audit burden for excipient producers, suppliers and pharmaceutical companies.
The EXCiPACTâ„¢ Certification has been developed by 5 industry associations comprising excipient manufacturers, distributors and users; EFCG (European Fine Chemicals Group), IPEC-Americas, IPEC Europe, FECC (Federation of European Chemical Distributors) and the UK PQG.
The Certification is based on the well-known IPEC-PQG GMP and IPEC GDP Guides. This has been converted from a "how to do" document style into a "what to do" standard, which makes for more objective audits and assessments.
EXCiPACTâ„¢ Standards comprises:
- An assessment standard which is used in conjunction with an ISO 9001 audit to determine compliance to excipient GMPs
- An assessment standard which is used in conjunction with an ISO 9001 audit to determine compliance to excipient GDPs
- An auditor competency definition and set of requirements which is built as an Annex to ISO 19011:2002, Guidelines for quality and/or environmental management systems auditing.
- A set of requirements for the 3rd party audit organisation QMS based as an annex to ISO 17021:2006, Conformity assessment requirements for bodies providing audit and certification of management systems.
This webinar will be exploring the value to supply chain, how and why you would want to apply set new standards and how excipient suppliers gain leverage from their existing quality management systems (QMS) to minimise their investment in revising the QMS.
The 1 hour - free - presentation will be exploring all facets within EXCiPACTS initiative which was based on well-known ISO certification model, but enhanced to eliminate the weaknesses in some ISO schemes. The proceedures it suggests allow for direct customer-supplier communication and relationship. Moreover, EXCiPACTâ„¢ as a non-profit organisation acts independently from the 3rd party audit organisations and giving objectivity in the assessments and maximising impartiality. The system factors in cost effectiveness to all parties concerned, so log in to one of the remaining places now to find out how and why this is done.
Presented by
Iain Moore,
Project Manager - EXCiPACTâ„¢
Iain Moore is Product and Quality Assurance Manager at Croda Europe Ltd, a manufacturer of speciality and performance chemicals based in the UK. After completing his doctorate studies in organometallic chemistry he joined BP Chemicals R&D before moving to Croda in 1987.
He has acted at the technical – customer interface, led a team of chemists in the development of Croda’s products before holding various QA roles since 1995. This includes implementing Excipient and API GMP systems at two manufacturing sites, including two successful MHRA inspections.
He is a co-author of the PQG PS 9100:2002 guide for pharmaceutical excipients, the IPEC-PQG GMP Guide for Pharmaceutical Excipients and the EFfCI GMP Guide and standard 2010 for Cosmetic Ingredients.
He is past chair of the IPEC Europe GMP Committee and is currently project coordinator of the EXCiPACTâ„¢ Certification Project.
Iain is a member of the Royal Society of Chemistry, The Chartered Institute of Quality and the ISPE, and has many publications to his name.
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Please login to download the slidesKey Learning Objectives
- What is EXCiPACTâ„¢ Certification?
- How does EXCiPACTâ„¢ Certification work?
- How can I obtain EXCiPACTâ„¢ Certification?
- What do the regulatory authorities think about the scheme?
Audience
- CEO/Chairman/Executive Director
- CIO/CISO/CSO
- Purchasing / Procurement
- QA / QC / Validation
- Supply / Purchasing / Sourcing / Outsourcing Mgmt
- Compliance / Risk / Regulatory Mgmt
- Regulatory Affairs
- Excipient users
- Excipient Suppliers