Negative pressure weighing room operation inspection record form – Recheck verification frequency (GMP compliance stratified standard)
\nI. First-level recheck: Operator self-inspection (every shift, immediate)
\nFrequency: After filling out the inspection record form, the operator must immediately self-check. This is a mandatory pre-process that cannot be submitted for review without completing the self-check. Scenario: At the end of each shift, the operator fills out the form and conducts on-site self-check immediately, confirming that there are no blank items, the data is correct, and the signature is complete.
\nII. Second-level recheck: Shift supervisor on-site recheck (every shift, before the end of the shift)
\nFrequency: Once per shift. All inspection records must be rechecked on-site on the same day. Cross-shift and cross-day rechecks are not allowed.
\nRequirements: Take the paper record to the weighing room for on-site comparison with the instrument and equipment status, and sign and return it after verification.
\nIII. Third-level recheck: QA \/ Equipment administrator random recheck (parallel two frequencies)
\n1. Daily surprise recheck (daily supervision)
\nFrequency: Full coverage recheck every day. If there are multiple weighing rooms in the workshop, at least one recheck per day should be conducted; the monthly recheck should cover all shift records of all negative pressure weighing rooms in the workshop.
\nForm: Random on-site remeasurement of parameters, comparing the authenticity of the paper records for the day.
\n2. Monthly ledger comprehensive recheck (periodic ledger review)
\nFrequency: Once per month. After the completion of the entire inspection ledger for the month, QA \/ Equipment administrator should conduct a comprehensive recheck and verification of each ledger.
\nWork content:
\nVerify the continuity of the entire month’s records, check for missing pages, pre-filled, or proxy signatures;
\nCross-link verification: Logical matching of inspection abnormal records, maintenance work orders, filter replacement records, and instrument calibration records;
\nCount the defects in the monthly records and form monthly training and rectification items.
\nIV. Annual recheck: Comprehensive review before audit (once a year)
\nFrequency: Before the GMP revalidation \/ drug regulatory audit of the previous year, conduct a complete recheck and verification of all inspection records.
\nFunction: Sort out the defects and deviation closed-loop situations throughout the year, and form a summary report on equipment record management.
\nSummary concise version (can be directly written into SOP)
\nOperator self-check: Every shift immediately;
\nShift supervisor on-site recheck: Once before the end of the shift;
\nQA daily random check: Randomly selected every day, full coverage of all equipment every week;
\nMonthly ledger comprehensive recheck: Once at the end of the month;
\nAnnual archiving review and recheck: Once a year.
\nAdd special scenario recheck requirements
\nIn case of equipment failure, parameter exceedance, or deviation events: Additional special recheck, no fixed frequency, simultaneously verify all inspection records within the previous 3 days of the incident;
\nFor new employees starting work independently 3 days before: Shift supervisor double recheck, each shift conduct secondary verification twice.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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