Calibration and Qualification in Accordance with GMP Requirements
Weighing According to GMP Requirements
Programme
- What GMP is and why it is important in weighing
- How to apply GMP requirements to your processes
- What calibration and qualification of weighing instruments are
- How equipment qualification is done in a way that satisfies GMP requirements
- How METTLER TOLEDO can support you in getting weighing calibration and qualification under control
This webinar explains what calibration and qualification of weighing instruments are and why these related concepts are important for Good Manufacturing Practice. It also shows how to seamlessly incorporate these important concepts into a weighing process to ensure both weighing accuracy and product quality.
In the highly regulated pharmaceutical and medical device industries, even the smallest inconsistencies can lead to serious product issues. As weighing instruments and applications are present in almost every stage of a manufacturing workflow, they can strongly influence the quality and integrity of the final product.
Good Manufacturing Practice or GMP is a regulation that is applicable to any pharmaceutical production process. It ensures that pharmaceutical products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards.
Weighing according to GMP requirements
In many countries, GMP has been integrated into national laws that must be followed by pharmaceutical manufacturers.
Speaker
Walter Krebs
Good Weighing Practice, METTLER TOLEDO
