Document Control Number: PQ-001
Version: 1.0
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Performance Qualification Protocol for Vent Filter Assembly
Meta Description: This document outlines the Performance Qualification Protocol for the Vent Filter Assembly used in the production of Nasal and Otic products, ensuring sterility and compliance with URS Annex1 standards.
Tags: Equipment Validation, Performance Qualification, Vent Filter Assembly, Nasal Products, Otic Products
Objective
The objective of this Performance Qualification (PQ) protocol is to validate the Vent Filter Assembly used in the production of Nasal and Otic products, ensuring the maintenance of sterility in the holding vessel.
Scope
This protocol applies to the Vent Filter Assembly utilized in the production area for both sterile and non-sterile Nasal and Otic products.
Responsibilities
- Validation Team: Responsible for executing the PQ protocol and documenting results.
- Quality Assurance: Responsible for reviewing and approving the PQ protocol and results.
- Production Team: Responsible for operating the Vent Filter Assembly during testing.
Prerequisites
- Completion of Installation Qualification (IQ) and Operational Qualification (OQ).
- Availability of necessary materials and equipment for testing.
- Training of personnel on the use of the Vent Filter Assembly.
Equipment Description
The Vent Filter Assembly is designed to maintain sterility in the holding vessel during the production of Nasal and Otic products. It is critical for preventing contamination and ensuring product integrity.
Test Plan
| Test ID | Procedure | Acceptance Criteria | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| PQ-001 | Perform integrity pressure hold test on the Vent Filter Assembly. | Pass: No pressure drop observed over the specified time period. | Test report and pressure log. |
Detailed Test Cases
Test Case 1: Integrity Pressure Hold Test
Objective: To verify the integrity of the Vent Filter Assembly.
Procedure:
1. Set up the Vent Filter Assembly in accordance with the operational guidelines.
2. Apply the specified pressure and hold for the designated time.
3. Monitor and record any pressure changes during the hold period.
Acceptance Criteria: No pressure drop should be observed during the specified time period.
Evidence: Pressure log and test report documenting the results.
Deviations
Any deviations from the established protocol must be documented and justified in the final report. Potential deviations may include failure to meet acceptance criteria or equipment malfunctions.
Approvals
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