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Hem Expert-bibliotek Global Pharma Waters Compliance
Seminarium

Global Pharma Waters Compliance

How to Meet Regulatory and Internal Water Quality Requirements

The real-time, in-process measurement of parameters such as conductivity, TOC, microbial concentration, and ozone permits control of product and process while the product is being manufactured. Measuring these parameters is required per the followed pharmacopeia. 

In this webinar, you will learn how to meet global regulatory and internal water quality requirements with reliable on-line measurements for pharma waters. 

The Global Pharma Waters Compliance webinar covers topics related to measurements regulated for Purified Water and Water for Injection and the need for measurements required by USP and other global pharmacopeias.

METTLER TOLEDO provides a single platform of instruments and service tools to meet global pharma waters compliance regulations. We manufacture quality analytics for pure water loops, including sensors for conductivity, TOC, and microbial monitoring. Our advanced predictive diagnostics help ensure pharmacopeia-compliant water production. METTLER TOLEDO analyzers and sensors are designed to provide real-time measurements to help meet compliance needs.

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Speakers

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Areen Kalantari,

Global Segment Manager – Pharma & Life Sciences

Areen holds a B.S. in Biological/Chemical Engineering and a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in International Business. He has experience in both biotechnology applications and pharmaceutical waters. Areen is a voting member of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers – Bioprocess Equipment (ASME-BPE) standards committee. He contributes to the Process Instrumentation subgroup to help implement standards for the bioprocessing and pharmaceutical industries, focusing on conductivity, pH, TOC, and other process technologies.