Labeling

• State why labeling is important in a pharmaceutical / biologics manufacturing facility
• Identify the items that should be labeled in a pharmaceutical / biologics facility
• Explain the term ‘label cage’ and its purpose in a pharmaceutical / biologics facility
• Recognize the information to be contained on a label
• List and explain the different types of equipment labels
• Define ‘reconciliation’ as it relates to labels
• Provide examples of Good Labeling Practices

Learner Benefits:

• Enhanced Understanding of Labeling Importance: Gain awareness of how accurate labeling prevents costly errors, ensures patient safety, and maintains regulatory compliance in manufacturing environments.

• Insight into Labeling Requirements and Types: Learn about the specific types of labels needed for raw materials, hazardous materials, equipment, and finished products, along with the information each must contain.

• Knowledge of Safety and Equipment Labeling Standards: Understand the critical importance of labeling hazardous materials, packaging, and equipment to prevent risks and ensure proper usage.

• Expertise in Label Control and Reconciliation Procedures: Acquire practical knowledge on label issuance, storage, and reconciliation processes to minimize errors and uphold Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).

• In-depth Awareness of Good Labeling Practices: Equip yourself with best practices for labeling, ensuring accuracy and traceability from production to distribution, essential for quality control and regulatory adherence.

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