Pharmaceutical Auditor Training




We have the skills, experience and auditor training programs to cover a wide range of topics.

 

Instructor-Led Course


GMP PQS Lead Auditor

This CQI and IRCA certified GMP Audit Training

 

Internal Auditor

Course has been developed over decades by many experienced auditors. Learn new skills and tools. Develop the essential skills needed to conduct effective departmental and system audits.

 

QC Laboratory Audit

This course provides the necessary skills and understanding of how to effectively manage data and look for evidence of data fraud during a chemical quality control (QC) laboratory audit. It also ensures that chemical quality control laboratories understand how to manage data generation, analysis, reporting, and storage.

 

Self-Paced Online Course

Self-Examination – How to Use Self-Examination to Add Value to Your Business

This e-learning session provides an overview of the key elements in each stage of the self-examination process, and We'll outline where they fit. Across the audit pyramid.

 

Our Pharma GxP training is tailored to your organization's needs and provides everything you need to know about the latest EU and US Pharma GxP requirements.

 

Regulatory Training

Comply with ever-changing drug laws and regulatory agency guidelines.

 

Quality System Training

Product quality is determined by the quality of our employees and the effectiveness of our Pharmaceutical Quality System (PQS).

 

Qualification and Validation Training

Gain a comprehensive understanding of EU and FDA regulatory requirements for pharmaceutical validation and qualification, and learn how to apply the processes to improve overall business performance.

 

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