STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE SAMPLING OF RAW MATERIAL
STANDARD
OPERATING PROCEDURE
SUBJECT:
SAMPLING
OF RAW MATERIAL
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1.0 OBJECTIVE:
To provide guidelines for sampling of Raw materials.
2.0 SCOPE:
It is for analysis to check the quality and purity of
raw materials.
2.1
DEFINITION OF THE TECHNICAL WORDS:
2.2
LOT
All the containers in a single consignment of the
material drawn from the single batch of manufacture shall constitute a lot. The
samples will be drawn from each lot separately as per the sampling formula.
2.3
SAMPLING
The random sampling plan is followed taking care that
the sampling is done in a fixed
sequence from every layer/ side. The testing is undertaken on the composite
sample representing the entire lot. Identification test or any critical test is
done on individual container sample. Sample will be collected in duplicate, one
for testing and other for control or retain sample.
3.0 PROCEDURE:
3.1.
Warehouse will prepare GI note on the
receipt of materials and send the same to QA in
attached format General inward inspection report
Annexure-1 Sop No.05/QA.
3.2 QA
Executive will enter the details of the GI Note in the Raw materials QC
Register and Inspection Report of Raw Material along with the other
observations noticed in the format included in annexure-2 Sop No.06/QA.
3.3.
Check the shipment condition and
cleanliness of packets/cases received.
3.4. Check for correct identification of packets/ cases and component
tags fixed by warehouse.
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3.5
Inspect the received consignment
thoroughly and check for any defects in the supply.
3.6
SAMPLING FORMULA
All the additives will be sampled as per \/N +
1(square root of N plus one) where N is number of containers received. In case
of active ingredients 100% containers are sampled.
3.7
RAW MATERIAL SAMPLING:
While sampling wear masks, gloves, head gear and
goggles if required. After sampling is completed ensure that the polybags are
tightly closed, and lids are properly placed on containers. Before drawing the
samples QA staff should check the following details and will fill the
Inspection Reports of,
Raw Material,
Name of the material,
Batch number,
Name of the manufacturer,
MRN/GIN no.
Quantity,
Physical condition of container.
The above details are to be record in format provided
in “Inspection Report of Raw Materials”Annexure-1 Sop No. 05/QA.
If any container is damaged sample the container and
record the details in inspection report.
3.
8 METHOD OF SAMPLING:
Before drawing the sample the sampler is cleaned and
sanitized. (70% IPA can be used for sanitization). The containers should be
cleaned outside before drawing the
sample. All the containers after drawing the sample should be closed properly
and should be labeled as “SAMPLED”.
3.8.1 Before sampling switch on the AHU of the
sampling booth and also the LAF sampling booth.
3.8.2 Let the LAF & AHU run for 10 min.
3.8.3 Switch on the balance and calibrate the
balance and record the observations in the annexure –
20, SOP No: 03/W (DS-852 G, Essae
balance)
3.8.4 Line up the raw material to be sampled in
the sampling booth.
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3.8.5 Ensure that all clean sampling tools are
available for sampling.
3.8.6 The materials to be sampled are taken into
the booth from the material entry door.
3.8.7 The personnel are to enter the booth from
men entry door.
3.8.8 After entering the booth the chemist need to
remove the apron & wear the apron kept in booth.
3.8.9 The chemist need to wear mask, gloves, head
gear & goggles if required.
3.8.10 The chemists need to cross over and enter into
the sampling booth.
3.8.11 FOR SOLIDS:
A sampler, having a pointed end is used. (The sampler
suitable for drawing samples from different levels). Sample should be drawn
from the full length of container by a stage wise sampler.
3.8.12 FOR LIQUIDS:
Before drawing the sample the drum should be rolled on
ground for 10 to 15 times. The sample is drawn using dried clean siphon.
3.8.13 FOR BULK:
For PHCL sampling is done from Bulk samples received
from France. Only those containers which are in opened condition i.e without
seal are sampled for at Elegant. The seal are not opened at for sampling as the
product will get contaminated in case
all the containers are sealed then the
sealed containers are open random to draw
samples. Sampling of bulks is done in the adjacent manufacturing area which is
controlled area which Air handling unit. The sampled material is brought to the
QA laboratory for testing. A counter sample is kept as retention sample
purpose. The sample is analyzed as per the specifications.
3.8.14 Acceptance
or Rejection:
The consignment is accepted if it passes the tests
laid down in the specification. If the
consignment fails in the tests specified it will be
rejected.
3.8.15 STORAGE
AND HANDLING OF SAMPLES:
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3.9.1 After sampling, the following details are
written on the QC samples:
Name of the material:
GI No:
Batch no.:
Dt. of Mfg.:
Qty. / No. Of containers received:
Dt. of sampling:
Sampled by:
Name of the manufacturer:
Samples to be analyzed and tested samples are kept in
separate racks & labeled accordingly. Tested samples are destroyed as per
SOP no. 19/ QA and retention samples are stored in the control samples room
with proper labels as per SOP no. 13/ QA.
After sampling the sampled and
under test are pasted on the container. The sampling of the
consignment is crosschecked by a
senior who initials on the sampled container and on the
inspection report. (This is for
DRL consignments only)
3.9.2 After
sampling is completed all tools used for sampling need to be cleaned and
sanitized. Sanitized sampling tools need to be stored separately and duly
labeled.
3.9.3
After sampling is
completed the log book of the sampling booth need to be updated and the chemist
need to deposit the sampling booth apron in the sampling booth & exit from
the booth.
3.9.4
The sampling
booth is to be cleaned and entered in the log book.
3.9.5
After cleaning
the AHU sampling booth LAF & lights need to be switched off and the doors
of the booth need to be closed.
3.9.6
The preventive
maintenance need to be carried out and recorded as per the annexure – 24a, 24b,
24c SOP No:02/ENG
4.0 FREQUENCY:
As and when required.
5.0 RESPONSIBILITY: Executive Q.A.
6.0 REVIEW
GUIDE: Log book.
7.0 ANEXXURE:
1. General inward format.
2.
Inspection Report of Raw Material
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