Checklist for Audit of Raw Material

 

Section Audit Point Compliance (Y/N) Remarks
Documentation Are all necessary and relevant documents received?
Is the Certificate of Analysis (COA) of the raw material (RM) provided by the manufacturer?
Does the documentation match the material details (e.g., Name, Batch No., Mfg. and Exp. Dates)?
Is the material received from a vendor listed in the approved vendor list?
Vehicle Inspection Is the vehicle free from any oily, greasy substances, dyes, or other foreign materials?
Is the vehicle clean and well-maintained as per GMP transportation guidelines?
Are environmental conditions during transportation monitored and recorded (if required)?
Labeling Are the manufacturer’s/supplier’s labels visible and approachable on all containers?
Are all relevant details like Name, Batch No., Manufacturing and Expiry Dates, and Storage Conditions mentioned on labels?
Container Inspection Are all containers, packs, or bags in intact condition, free of damage or tampering?
Is the packaging material suitable for protecting the contents during transport and storage?
Physical Verification Is the physical quantity/count of material the same as mentioned in the received documents?
Are the materials stored appropriately in the designated storage area immediately after receipt?
Discrepancies Are there any discrepancies or abnormalities observed during the receipt process?
Are observed discrepancies documented and reported according to GMP requirements?
Have deviations or non-conformances (if any) been addressed and resolved before approval?

This checklist ensures that all incoming materials are verified, documented, and comply with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), emphasizing cleanliness, labeling, storage, and documentation integrity.

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