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Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP)

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Accredited Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) trainings designed for life sciences. Get your individual GMP certification now!

Duration – 17 Hours | Instructor-led Interactive Training

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Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) Training Bundle

Accredited Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) trainings designed for life sciences. Get your individual GMP certification now !

🌐 Flexible GMP Training – Learn Anytime, Anywhere

Our online GMP training courses provide instant access to industry-relevant Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) certification programs, designed to support both individual professionals and corporate training needs.

With a wide range of GMP topics, each course is structured to strengthen your compliance knowledge, inspection readiness, and practical application, while also supporting your organization’s training and development initiatives.


⏱️ Designed for Busy Life Sciences Professionals

These self-paced eLearning modules are available 24/7 and can be completed in short, manageable sessions (1–4 hours each), making them ideal for professionals working in:

  • Pharmaceutical Industry
  • Biotech & Life Sciences
  • Medical Device Manufacturing
  • Veterinary Medicines

👉 Learn at your own pace—without disrupting your work schedule.


🎓 How to Earn Your GMP Certification

Getting certified is simple:

Step 1: Enroll
Register for the complete 17-hour GMP training program. You will receive an email with access instructions.

Step 2: Complete the Training
Go through all modules at your convenience within the access period.

Step 3: Get Certified
Receive your Certificate of Completion with 17 Continuing Education Credits upon successful completion.


📦 What’s Included in the GMP Training Bundle

  • ✔️ 17 Hours of On-Demand Training Content
  • ✔️ 4 Comprehensive GMP Courses
  • ✔️ 1-Year Unlimited Access
  • ✔️ Accessible on Mobile & Desktop Devices
  • ✔️ Industry-Recognized Certificate (17 Continuing Education Credits)

🚀 Why This Training Works

  • Practical, real-world GMP application
  • Focus on FDA inspection readiness & compliance
  • Flexible learning format for working professionals
  • Ideal for both individuals and corporate teams


Training #1 GMP master class – get it right to avoid compliance issues (12 hrs)

Agenda

GMPs – Government Regulations

  • What are the regulations governing Good Manufacturing Practices?
  • Your responsibilities
  • Pertinent GMP topics as per the code of Federal Regulations
  • Quality Management
  • Personnel
  • Premises and equipment
  • Documentation
  • Production
  • Quality Assurance
  • Materials management
  • Production and in-process controls
  • Packaging and labeling
  • Storage and distribution
  • Laboratory controls
  • Validation
  • Change control
  • Rejection and re-use of material
  • Complaints and recalls
  • Supplier controls
GMP Inspections
  • Preparing for a GMP Inspection
  • The consequences of not being ready
  • The specific areas that are inspected during a GMP inspection
FDA Inspection Tips and Recommendations
  • The FDA Inspection – how is it structured and conducted
  • Responding and organizing for the FDA Inspection
  • Importance of truthfulness
  • Importance of knowledgeability and confidence
  • FDA Tricks to elicit information
  • Arguing and challenging
  • Behavior during the inspection
  • Importance and role of documentation
  • Effective communication skills
  • Being deceptive
  • Opinion versus fact
  • Phrases never to say
  • Handling adverse findings during the inspection


Training #2 GCP/GLP/GMP : Comparison and Understanding of the FDA’s 3 Major Regulations (1.5 hrs)

Agenda

  • FDA Guidance and Standards
  • Major Misconception
  • Overview of each regulation – GCP, GLP, GMP
  • How each regulation is the same
  • How each regulation differs
  • FDA’s interpretation of each regulation
  • Regulations and Requirements for each


Training #3 cGMP Training on FDA Inspections

Session 1:

U.S., EU, and Japan GMPs - Status of Harmonization& Future Trends

  • Current status of harmonization of GMP requirements
  • Future Trends

Where Inconsistencies Become a Problem: WHO, ICH, Countries

  • Discrepancies in global expectations
  • Alignment issues

Key Chapter Reviews

  • ICH GMP organization
  • Category reviews

Compliance with ICH Guidelines for GMPs

  • Understanding and Insight into Healthcare Authority expectations
  • How GMP requirements/inspections can differ from a single ICH Standard
  • How regulators (from 3 regions) will assess/enforce compliance with Q7

Session 2:

APIs

  • Auditing API facilities
  • Typical audit agenda
  • ICH Area differences

Finished Products

  • Auditing finished product facilities
  • Typical audit agenda
  • ICH Area differences

Excipients

Sterile products

Biologics

Clinical Packaging

Session 3:

Area GMP Inspections

  •  Differences in how GMP inspections are conducted.
  • Areas of GMP inspection focus by area
  •  Modifying your self-inspection systems to customized area concerns.

Outsourcing Management Regional Perspective on:

  • Contract Manufacturing
  • Contract packaging.
  • 3rd Party Contract testing

Auditing Your Facilities for Global Considerations

  • Importance of pre-audits to regional GMP focus.
  • How to focus your internal audits on a US, EU, and Japan compliance system

Training #4 GMPs for MICROBIOLOGISTS — The Manufacturing Environment Webinar


To Gain an overall review of cGMP and those sections of 21 CFR 211 that impact microbiology within the Manufacturing environment

  • Review USP, 21 CFR 211, EP, Canadian, ISO and various FDA Guidances that impact microbiological issues throughout the cGMP environment for the microbiologist within manufacturing/QC operations
  • Determine how to control numbers/species of microorganisms within the manufacturing environment with disinfectants and antiseptics USP<1072>
  • Review how to control water systems (PW/WFI) within a manufacturing environment
  • Study how OOT, OOS and CAPAs impact all aspects of the microbiological environment
  •  Review various Case Studies that involve Form FDA 483s and Warning Letters