Introduction To Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)

Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) is a critical framework that ensures pharmaceutical and medical-device products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards. GMP covers every stage of production, from sourcing raw materials and equipment to staff training, facility design, and documentation, minimizing risks to product quality and patient safety.

This course offers a practical, interactive introduction to GMP, developed by Regulatory Affairs experts. You’ll explore how to organize facilities, implement quality management systems, manage materials, and maintain accurate documentation, while ensuring personnel, equipment, and processes meet regulatory expectations.

Upon successful completion, you will receive a validated certificate accredited with CPD/CEU credits, suitable for audit and compliance documentation.
 
✅ Who should enroll?

• Quality assurance and control professionals
• Regulatory affairs specialists
• Manufacturing, production, and laboratory personnel
• Internal auditors and compliance teams

 
🎯 What you’ll learn?

• Principles and scope of GMP in pharmaceutical manufacturing
• Organize facilities and manage equipment for safe, efficient production
• Implement documentation and quality management systems
• Apply risk management, validation, audits, and compliance practices

Curriculum

Introduction: Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP): Definitions and Scope
Lesson 1: Importance Of Organization and Personnel in GMP
Lesson 2: Buildings, Surroundings, and Facilities
Lesson 3: Equipment
Lesson 4: Materials Management System
Lesson 5: Quality Management System
Lesson 6: Manufacturing Operations and Control
Lesson 8: Pharmaceutical Validation
Lesson 9: Outsourcing
Lesson 10: Post Operational Activities
Lesson 11: Site and Plant Security
Lesson 12: Pharmaceutical Audits
Lesson 13: Safety and Environmental Protection
Conclusion
Glossary
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