Expand Document | Expand Chapter | Full TOC | Printable HTML version
WHO Supplementary Training Modules: Validation, Water, Air Handling Systems - Validation (Part 3): Cleaning Validation
(2006; 43 pages)
Table of Contents
View the documentSupplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice
View the documentValidation
View the documentSupplementary Training Modules on Good Manufacturing Practice
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentBasic Principles of GMP
View the documentBasic Principles of GMP
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentBasic Principles of GMP
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
View the documentValidation
 

Validation

Principle (2)

  • Adequate cleaning procedures important

  • Documented evidence needed - cleaning procedure will provide clean equipment, suitable for intended use.

  • What is the objective of cleaning validation?

    - product, detergent and microbial residues

    - prevent possible contamination and cross-contamination

1.3 Adequate cleaning procedures play an important role in preventing contamination and cross-contamination. Validation of cleaning methods provides documented evidence that an approved cleaning procedure will provide clean equipment, suitable for its intended use.

1.4 The objective of cleaning validation is to prove that the equipment is consistently cleaned of product, detergent and microbial residues to an acceptable level, to prevent possible contamination and cross-contamination.

to previous section to next section
 

Last updated: May 3, 2013