Good Manufacturing Practices emphasize the need for training personnel on GMP principles and the specific requirements of their job. This presentation describes the requirements of a training program and offers some example training documentation forms.
2. GMP Training
• FDA expects GMP personnel to be trained for
their specific duties and tasks
• Training includes:
– General GMP requirements training
– Educational development
– Job specific skills enhancement
– Leadership development
– SOP specific training
• All training must be documented
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3. Training Documentation SOP
• Purpose – describe how training will be
documented and evidence of training stored
• Scope – applies to all personnel in GMP
regulated operations
• Responsibilities – defines who is responsible for:
– Procedure is followed
– Procedure remains consistent with current practices
– Procedure is reviewed and updated as necessary
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4. General Requirements
• All personnel performing GMP function will have
a training file.
• Each training file will contain personnel
curriculum vitae or resume
• CVs or resumes will be updated periodically
• File will contain training forms and other
evidence of personnel qualifications for
performing assigned functions
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5. Typical Training Process
1. Training file created when new employee
arrives
2. Initially includes following documentation:
• CV or resume
• Job related training documentation
• Career development training
3. As training is completed, training forms and
other documentation is added to file
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6. Individual Training Form
Trainee Name:
Signature of
Training Class Instructor Date Instructor or
Supervisor
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7. Classroom Training Form
Training Session Topic:
Instructor’s Name:
Trainee’s signature
Trainee’s printed name Date
(sign in pen only)
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8. Importance of Training
• On-the-job training is good, but not a complete solution
for training
• Formal training exposes new employee to organizations
values and processes
• Increases rate at which they become productive
• Ongoing training enhances skills and increases
productivity
• FDA requires documentation to assure personnel know
how to be GMP compliant
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