Water System (PW/WFI) – Point of Use for LVP – DQ Protocol

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Document ID: DQ-WS-PU-LVP-001

Version: 1.0

Effective Date: 2023-10-01

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Design Qualification Protocol for Water System (PW/WFI) – Point of Use for LVP

Meta Description: This document outlines the Design Qualification Protocol for the Water System (PW/WFI) utilized for LVP/SVP in pharmaceutical compounding, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards.

Tags: Equipment Validation, Water System, IV Infusions, Pharmaceutical Compliance

Objective

The objective of this Design Qualification (DQ) Protocol is to ensure that the Water System (PW/WFI) at the Point of Use for LVP meets the specified requirements and is suitable for its intended use in compounding and cleaning in place (CIP) processes.

Scope

This protocol applies to the Water System (PW/WFI) utilized for the preparation of LVP/SVP in the pharmaceutical manufacturing area. It covers the validation of equipment critical to maintaining the quality of water used in compounding.

Responsibilities

  • Validation Team: Responsible for executing the DQ protocol and documenting results.
  • Quality Assurance: Responsible for reviewing and approving the DQ protocol and results.
  • Operations: Responsible for ensuring the equipment is maintained and operated according to established procedures.

Prerequisites

  • Completion of User Requirement Specification (URS).
  • Installation Qualification (IQ) completed and approved.
  • Access to relevant SOPs and regulatory guidelines (Annex 11, Annex 15).

Equipment Description

The Water System (PW/WFI) is designed to provide purified water for compounding and cleaning processes. It includes filtration, reverse osmosis, and storage components, with a Point of Use system ensuring water quality at the dispensing point.

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Test Plan

Test ID Procedure Acceptance Criteria Evidence
T1 Conductivity Measurement Conductivity ≤ 1.3 µS/cm Conductivity log sheets
T2 TOC Analysis TOC ≤ 500 ppb TOC test results
T3 Microbial Testing No growth in 100 mL Microbial test results
T4 Temperature Audit Trail Review Temperature maintained within 20-25°C Temperature logs

Detailed Test Cases

Test Case 1: Conductivity Measurement

Procedure: Measure the conductivity of the PW/WFI at the Point of Use using a calibrated conductivity meter. Record the results.

Acceptance Criteria: Conductivity must be ≤ 1.3 µS/cm.

Evidence: Conductivity log sheets must be maintained and reviewed.

Test Case 2: TOC Analysis

Procedure: Collect a sample of PW/WFI and analyze for Total Organic Carbon (TOC) using a calibrated TOC analyzer.

Acceptance Criteria: TOC must be ≤ 500 ppb.

Evidence: TOC test results must be documented.

Test Case 3: Microbial Testing

Procedure: Perform microbial testing on a 100 mL sample of PW/WFI using appropriate microbiological methods.

Acceptance Criteria: No growth should be observed.

Evidence: Microbial test results must be recorded.

Test Case 4: Temperature Audit Trail Review

Procedure: Review the temperature audit trail data for the Water System to ensure compliance with temperature requirements.

Acceptance Criteria: Temperature must be maintained within 20-25°C.

Evidence: Temperature logs must be available for review.

Deviations

Any deviations from the acceptance criteria must be documented and investigated. A root cause analysis should be performed, and corrective actions must be implemented as necessary.

Approvals

This protocol requires approval from the Validation Team, Quality Assurance, and Operations prior to execution.