RESILIENCE Quality course (2): Cleanrooms and GMP behaviours
RESILIENCE Quality course (2): Cleanrooms and GMP behaviours
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2 days in-person, University of Birmingham (Venue TBC)
In the manufacturing of medicines, maintaining strict cleanroom behaviours is absolutely critical due to the highly sensitive nature of the process and the importance of ensuring patient safety. Cleanroom and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) behaviours are essential for safeguarding product quality, ensuring efficacy, and meeting regulatory compliance standards.
Adhering to cleanroom and GMP practices is fundamental to producing high-quality, safe, and effective products while maintaining compliance and operational efficiency. Without these practices, the risks of contamination and failure are significantly increased, which could compromise the safety and efficacy of medicines, ultimately putting patient health at risk.
Who should attend:
Anyone with an interest in working in medicines manufacturing in GMP Industry, including manufacturing personnel, QC, QA and graduates or research scientists looking to establish their career in GMP medicines manufacturing/ ATMP/CGT industry.
Learning outcomes:
You will develop an understanding of:
·GMP cleanrooms at different scales
·Environmental monitoring
·Contamination control strategies
·Health and safety in GMP facilities
Practical VR experience in:
·GMP facility orientation
·Gowning in GMP facilities
·Cleaning in GMP facilities
Prices:
Free for UoB Staff/Students (register with UoB email address)
£495 for NHS Staff (you will be sent a link for payment separately)
£495 for Health Innovation West Midlands Staff (you will be sent a link for payment separately)
£995 for other external staff (you will be sent a link for payment separately)
Non-attendance policy:
We run our courses with funding from UK Government Department of Science, Innovation and Technology. We waive attendance fees in full for University of Birmingham staff and students; nevertheless, these spaces are highly valuable and should be treated as such. No-shows without prior cancellation are unacceptable, waste spaces and are inconsiderate to trainers. Therefore you must ensure you have permission from your PI/line manager to attend this course and in the event that you do not attend we will charge a non-attendance fee.
Location
PHTA, BHIC, University of Birmingham, B29 6TH