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GRANULATION

  • Glatt 500 FBE/DIOSNA 400A<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Midas Micronizer<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Binder Room B<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Sigma Mixer/ Comminuting Machine<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Testing Room<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Gemco 60 #1<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Glatt 500 FBE PRO<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Gemco 30 #1<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Grall 1200/Aeromatic Dryer/Comminuting Machine/Binder Room A<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Glatt WSG 60<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Gemco 30 #2<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

  • Gemco 60 #2<br>(Note: Inspection is only conducted if there is an on-going production)

  • PRODUCT NAME (Please note here the Process Order/ and Batch Number, please DO NOT click follow up require)

  • PERSON RESPONSIBLE

  • CLUSTER NUMBER

  • A. PERSONNEL (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Personnel familiar with/adhere to current SOPs

  • Classification

  • 2. Correct personal hygiene and sanitation practice (No smoking, eating, drinking, chewing, expectorating, taking of medications, bringing in of plant/ food/ drinks/ smoking materials/ personal medicine)

  • Classification

  • 3. Dress Code (with gloves, mask, safety shoes, if applicable)

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • B. PREMISES (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Area free from clutter/ dirt and items not needed in the on-going operation

  • Classification

  • 2. Good state of repair - no cracks/ holes/ leaks/, peeling/ faded paints

  • Classification

  • 3. Adequate lighting

  • Classification

  • 4. Environment monitoring and control of critical areas (RH and Temperature)

  • Classification

  • 5. No insects, birds, or other animals in the area

  • Classification

  • 6. Cleaning tools kept in designated storage areas

  • Classification

  • 7. Maintenance parts and tools kept in designated rooms/ lockers

  • Classification

  • 8. Pallets - clean and well- maintained and neatly stacked

  • Classification

  • 9. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • C. EQUIPMENT (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Good state of repair/ cleanliness

  • Classification

  • 2. Appropriate status label (Defective, Under Preventive Maintenance , Under Repair)

  • Classification

  • 3. Calibration Program (With Calibration certificates/ stickers)

  • Classification

  • 4. No glass equipment; no wooden furniture and fixtures

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions5

  • Classification

  • D. DOCUMENTATION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Batch Records - completely filled-out; complete signatories with dates (Real time recording - no late or advance entries)

  • Classification

  • 2. Records/ Log Books - clear/ legible/ indelible handwritten entries (a. Alterations - signed and dated; crossed out with a single line, correction written legibly above original entry; b. Entries made at the time each action is done; no transcription from scratch paper)

  • Classification

  • 3. In-process controls - accurate and "on time" recording

  • Classification

  • 4. No informal instructions/ unofficial documentation

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • E. PRODUCTION (Is there any deviations from this category?)

  • 1. Adequate line purgation practices - no traces of starting materials, product residues, documents, labels not relevant to the current operations

  • Classification

  • 2. Proper labeling - component name, item code, control number, weight or measure, pertinent product name/batch number/lot number

  • Classification

  • 3. Correct Product Identification Board - Product name, Batch number, and Process Checker/ Operator

  • Classification

  • 4. Others (indicate other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • 5. Others (indicated other observation not mentioned from the previous questions)

  • Classification

  • Select the reason for "No Inspection"

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