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E-lessons specifically targeted to the Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients sector
Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Lessons
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the proposed curriculum at one time, further increasing training efficiency…. even
from the planning stages. And, because it’s available for review online, it is accessible
from anywhere, allowing you to review from multiple sites and time zones.
Introduction to
Introduces the Pharmaceutical Industry, what it manufactures, and the
the
PGB-500 typical departments found in a pharmaceutical plant. * Replaces PGB-101
Pharmaceutical
Introduction to the Pharmaceutical Industry
Industry
Introduction to What GMP is in terms of the API industry, why it is important for safe
BGB-501
GMP for APIs guarding the end user, and the laws that govern it?
Who regulates the API industry, how new drugs are approved, types of
Regulatory
BGB-502 regulatory inspections and inspection outcomes, and the role of employees
Agencies
in inspections.
API
How API products can be contaminated during production and how to
BGB-503 Contamination
minimize contamination through the use of PPE and good hygiene habits.
Prevention
Explains dress codes and why they are so important in the API Industry.
Dress Codes for
BGB-504 Examples of the different types of clothing required for different tasks are
APIs
given.
GMP Goals for GMP from the point of view of the API company, the employee, and the
BGB-505
APIs consumer. Also, the implications of non-compliance for each.
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API Manufacturing – GMP Intermediate
GMP - SOPs for What an SOP is, why SOPs must be followed in API plants and what
BGI-500
APIs information they should contain.
Labeling in API The importance of accurate labeling in an API Plant. What must be
BGI-580
Plants contained on a label, along with label distribution and reconciliation.
Cleaning of
PGI-730 Different equipment cleaning methods used in the Pharmaceutical Industry.
Equipment
Buildings and The GMP design requirements for a manufacturing facility. This includes the
PGI-790
Facilities product flow, environmental controls, cleaning and sanitization.
Executive
The responsibilities of executive management in the FDA regulated
Responsibility in
RGM-500 pharmaceutical industry. Describes the legal requirements and the
Pharmaceutical
corporate and personal consequences of non-compliance.
Manufacturing
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API Manufacturing – Process Understanding
Chemical
Explains how to control a chemical reaction by monitoring the critical
PUA-500 Reactions –
process variables.
Introduction
Chemical
The main physical and chemical properties needed to monitor and control a
PUA-501 Reactions –
chemical reaction.
Properties
Distillation & The principles of distillation and reflux. The critical control parameters of
PUA-510
Reflux each process are described and safety issues are highlighted.
The principles of crystallization, why it is used in the API industry, and the
PUA-520 Crystallization
key parameters that affect pharmaceutical crystal production.
The importance of drying products in the API industry. The different types
PUA-530 Drying of drying equipment and the control parameters associated with each type
of dryer.
The theory of filtration and the various types of equipment used. This lesson
PUA-540 Filtration also includes the most important parameters that control the filtration
process.
Water Types & The different grades of water required in an API plant and the tests that
PUA-550
Testing are used to determine the water’s purity.
Water Impurities The most common types of contaminants found and the different treatment
PUA-551
& Treatment steps used to purify water before it can be used in a chemical process.
Process Flow Symbols used to represent key process equipment, pipe-work and gauges
PUA-560
Diagrams (PFDs) and how to interpret basic PFDs.
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API Manufacturing – Equipment Understanding
Chemical Reactor How a chemical reactor works and the most important connections needed
PEA-700
Design to carry out a chemical reaction.
Working with Explains the main tasks involved in operating a chemical reactor such as
PEA-701
Reactors weighing, charging and taking samples.
Reciprocating
PEA-740 The operating principles of reciprocating pumps.
Pumps
Rotary &
PEA-741 Centrifugal The operating principles of rotary and centrifugal pumps.
Pumps
PEA-750 Valves The different types of valves used in a pharmaceutical plant are explained.
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Health and Safety – General
Introduction to Explains the most common routes of chemical and biological contamination,
PSY-101
Safety together with the most common types of accidents.
General Safety Why safety rules are important and the key areas of concern for both
PSY-110
Rules personal and general safety.
Chemical Hazards
PSY-720 The terminology used in describing the hazardous properties of chemicals.
& Terminology
The different types of safety signs and the important role they play in
PSY-130 Safety Symbols
ensuring safety at work.
Storage and
PSY-305 The correct storage and handling procedures for hazardous chemicals.
Handling
Hazardous
PSY-314 The correct storage and handling procedures for hazardous chemicals.
Chemicals
Chemical The different categories of chemical laboratory waste and the procedures for
PSY-160
Laboratory Waste storing this waste in a safe manner.
Microbiological The different categories of microbiological waste and the procedures for
PSY-161
Laboratory Waste handling, transport, and storage of this waste.
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General – Computer Use & Validation
IT Use in
Explains the basics of Information Technology and Good Computer Practice
GVC-700 Regulated
and looks at how IT is used in regulated industries.
Industries
Introduction to Explains 21 CFR Part 11 in detail and its impact on regulated industries.
GVC-702
21 CFR Part 11 Particular emphasis on electronic records and signatures (ERES).
Out of
Discusses Out of Specification (OOS) and Atypical results. It includes their
PGL-500 Specification &
possible causes, the investigation process and preventive measures.
Atypical Results
Laboratory
Information Description and explanation of a Laboratory Information Management
PGL-306
Management System (LIMS) and how it works.
Systems
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Analytical Laboratory – Lab Practices
Choosing the correct glassware for preparing and storing solutions in the
PPL-501 Glassware
laboratory. How to read and use volumetric glassware correctly.
The influence of pH, temperature and stirring on how well a solid will
Understanding
PPL-710 dissolve in a liquid. How a drug dissolves in the human body and how in
Dissolution
vitro dissolution testing can be used.
PPL-711 In Vitro Dissolution The stages of in vitro dissolution testing and the equipment used.
The statistical calculations that are applied to analytical results. Also the
Laboratory
PPL-302 different categories of errors and the difference between precision and
Calculations/Errors
accuracy.
PPL-305 Instrumentation UV/VIS, AA and IR techniques and common problems associated with each.
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Analytical Laboratory – Validation
System Suitability
What system suitability checks are and why they must be run prior to
PVL-312 Parameters
analysis.
(HPLC)
Laboratory
Explains what is involved in laboratory equipment qualification. Includes DQ,
PVL-700 Equipment
IQ, OQ and PQ.
Qualification
Principles of
The importance of good aseptic technique and the major steps involved in
PPM-700 Good Aseptic
applying it to microbiological testing.
Technique
Basic
The techniques used frequently by microbiologists including media
PPM-710 Microbiological
preparation, pure culture techniques and the pour plate technique.
Techniques
Introduction to How to prepare and heat fix a smear correctly. Introduction to three main
PPM-712
Staining categories of staining i.e. simple, differential and structural.
Unknown
Introduces the concept of unknown bacterial contamination and the
PPM-130 Bacterial
morphological and cultural tests carried out to identify these unknowns.
Identification
GMP for The importance of GMP in a microbiology laboratory and the rules and
PGM-700
Microbiology guidelines for handling infectious material.
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Manufacturing – Validation (
Available in French)
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