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Hafiz shoaib sarwar
PHARM-D
THE ISLAMIA UNIVERSITY OF BAHAWALPUR
INTERNSHIP REPORTGSK Lahore Factory
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OBJECTIVES OF INTERNSHIP
To get the insight of working as a professional pharmacist. To learn the working ethics in various fields of industry. To develop the basic skills regarding manufacturing and testing
drugs To improve the communication skills.
Brief History of GSK
In January 2001 Glaxo Wellcome plc and SmithKline Beecham plc
officially merged to become GlaxoSmithKline plc. GSKs history dates back
to 1715, when Plough Court pharmacy, a predecessor to SmithKline
Beecham, was opened in London.Glaxo Laboratories Limited (the predecessor to Glaxo Wellcome) was set
up in 1929, with director Alec Nathan. Nathan formed the company when
it was discovered that their dried baby food Glaxo was the cause of
rickets in children. The first product Glaxo Laboratories Ltd produced was
therefore Ostelin, a vitamin D concentrate to replace vitamins that were
destroyed in the food drying process.From the 1930s onwards there was
a flurry of mergers and acquisitions. The business of Glaxo Laboratories
Ltd expanded greatly with the new market created by the founding of the
National Health Service (NHS).And in 1972 Beecham Group Ltd made an
unsuccessful bid to buy Glaxo Group Ltd.
GSK facts
GSK dedicated to Research and Development for 80 years Cost of bringing a medicine to market: $800 million (Rs 4.8 billion) Average length of time to discover new drug: 10-15 years 5 out of every 10,000 compounds investigated reach clinical trial
phase and only 1 of those gets approved for patient use. GSK has industry's most extensive portfolio of R&D projects for
diseases affecting developing countries
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GSK Mission Statement
Our mission is to improve the quality of human life by enabling people todo more, feel better and live longer.
Documentation Management System
Documentation of all the procedures is being carried out effectively tokeep the record of every step involved in the purchase ,storage,manufacturing, testing of drugs . these documents are computer generatedand software used for this purpose are BPCS,LIMS and JD EDWARDS.By the use of these softwares each departments generate the documentsrelevant to them and the combination of all these documents is called adossier which provide the information of all the steps and activities being
carried out to complete a batch.
DOSSIER
Dossier is the documented record of a batch which provide the informationof all the steps and activities being carried out to complete a batch.
Dossier consists of followings
Manufacturing Documents
Analytical Documents Packaging Documents.
Manufacturing Documents
Shop packet manufacturing material
Batch manufacturing report(BMR)
Date of manufacturing certificate
Audit trial of R and I transaction
Fill weight record
Compression/filling record(for tablets and capsules)
Daily production/weight control sheet
Temperature and humidity record
In-process record sheet
Seal integrity and leak test record
Roller temperature record sheet
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Metal detector challenge record
Line clearance record
Analytical Documentation
Analytical test report for bulk(LIMS)
Analytical test report for filled(LIMS)
release pass label
Print outs of sample weights
Chromatograms of HPLC/UV spectrums
Pass label for approval of filling, coating or stripping
Packaging Documentation
Packaging material shop order Batch packing record(BPR)
R transaction
Cap seal check record
Fill weight check record sheet
In process packs/check record
Line clearance record
Overprinting record sheets with stereos
Bottle blowing record Fib rites weight record sheet
Empty bottle challenge record
Operational soft ware
These softwares are used to manage all the procedures going on in
factory.like purchasing transactions managing the inventory analytical
calculations. The documents generated by this softwares become the partof dossier as a batch record. There are three management softwares.
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These include.
LIMS (Laboratory Information and Management System)
BPCS (Business Planning and Control System)
JD-Edward
LIMSAn MS-EXCEL Based laboratory information management system (LIMS)
is a software-based laboratory and information management system that
offers a set of key features that support a modern laboratory's operations
and to meet the GSK core standards regarding the testing of drugs.
LIMS is connected between different sites of GSk to control various
analytical operations and calculations ..LIMS provide the following
advantages
Easy and rapid calculations of complex analytical functions .
People at different sites can communicate through LIMS .
Documents generated becomes the part of Dossier
Less chances of error .
BPCS
Business Planning and Control System is an Enterprise Resource
Planning (ERP) software used to control operations of the company like
finance, planning, manufacturing and distribution. Finance operation has
components like costing, accounts payable (ACP), accounts receivable
(ACR), billing and cash management etc. Planning function is associated
with manufacturing and distribution. Important BPCS uses regarding
distribution are inventory; purchasing and billing etc. and those regarding
manufacturing are manufacturing data management (BOM) and QMS etc .
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Financial Costing CST Accounts Payable ACP Accounts Receivable ACR Billing BIL Cash Management CSH Financial Assistant FIN Fixed Assets FXA Payroll PAY
Planning
Most planning functions can be used in either distribution or manufacturing.
Forecasting Master Scheduling MPS Material Requirements Planning MRP Capacity Planning CAP Distribution Resource Planning Just In Time JIT
Distribution.
Inventory
Purchasing Sales Analysis SAL Promotions and Deals PRO.
Manufacturing .
Manufacturing Data Management BOM Inventory Shop Floor Control Material Requirements Planning MRP
Repetitive Manufacturing Advanced Process (chemical) Industries API Performance Measurement (factory production) PRF
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PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED AT LHR FACTORYSuspensions:
Ceporex Suspension 125mg Ceporex Suspension 250mg Ceporex Suspension P. Drops 125mg
Capsules:
Ceporex Capsules 250mg Ceporex Capsules 500mg
Tablets:
Zinacef Tablets 125mg Zinacef Tablets 250mg
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EHS ORIENTATION
Environment
and Health Safety
First safe then operate
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EHS OrientationEHS stands for Environment & Health Safety.EHS is responsible for theprotection of environment and health of employees. It is necessary thatFIRST SAFE THEN OPERATE.
GSK has a sound environment, health and safety (E.H.S) policy and
department.
This department ensures that the activities at the site have minimum
hazards on our environment and also ensure the safety and of the
employs.
The engineering department ensures the maintenance of plant, its
machinery, health of employees. Like
Environmental engineers
Mechanical engineers
Doctors
Fire fighters
The EHS orientation includes
Assembly Points:
Every building is allotted an assembly point, when unfortunately there isfire then each member is advised to leave that area and enter into their
respective assembly point so that counting of people which have entered
into that building before fire and people standing in assembly point after
fire became easy.
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Assembly line:Assembly lines are fire exits in every building so that during fire movingout from building became easy.
Fire Zones:There are total 13 fire zones and each department has its own fire zone.
Smoke Detectors & Fire Alarms:Each building has its own fire alarms and each room contains its ownsmoke detector to detect minute quantity of smoke generated .
Medical centerBrief description about medical center to approach in case of any medical
emergency.
EHS incident Report Panel:
This panel is located at different locations. The purpose of this panel is to
inform about major or minor damage with equipment or with employees
himself and its remedial action is taken when suggested. When there is
unwanted incident then all the employees are advised to report that
incident in the form provided in that panel.
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QUALITY CONTROL
Analytical Laboratory
Quality is the heart of all activities that support
the discovery, supply and marketing of products
to our patients and customer. Quality is critical to
building trust with society and therefore our future
business success. (GSK Quality Statement)
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Quality control department is responsible to maintain the quality of
products .for this purpose GSK has established a well equipped analytical
lab to cary out the testing of products. for the testing of drugs GSK has its
own standards called GSK Core Standards and according to these
standards SOPs are developed which consist of IFS and TEST Methods.
Testing being carried out in analytical lab is
Raw material testing
Bulk testing
Finished product testing
Stability testing.
Raw Material Testing.
Testing of raw materials is carried out to ensure the compliance of
materials according to the standards laid down by the GSK for the relevant
material. This is to ensure the quality at very early stage of manufacturing
to produced quality products.
BULK TESTING.
Bulk testing is carried on products after their manufacturing but before thefinal packaging. this to ensure the compliance of products to the standards
and to resolve any problem, if any, before the final packing.
Finished Product Testing.
Testing carried on the final and finished form of products so as to ensure
the quality of product is maintained during packing and filling operations
and to resolve the problem, if any , before the distribution of products into
market.
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Stability Testing .
Stability is carried on to check the environmental effects on the stability of
products e.g. the effects of temperature and humidity. Samples are kept at
various temperature and humidity range for specific period of time and
stability testing of these samples are carried on according to a specific
schedules.
following tests are carried on
TESTS FOR TABLETS
Uniformity of Weight
Uniformity of Mass
Friability Tablet Coat Rupture Time
Dissolution Test
Disintegration Time
TESTS FOR CAPSULES
Appearance
Identity
Disintegration Time Assay by UV or HPLC
Uniformity of mass
In process tests of capsules include
Description
Filled weight
TESTS FOR SUSPENSIONS
Appearance
Identity
Water by Karl Fischer
pH
Uniformity of Content
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Microbial Limit Test
Deliverable Volume and Dissolution Time
In process tests of suspensions
Humidity
Temperature
Seal Integrity Test
Fill Weight of Bottle
Distilled water
Appearance pH
Hardness
Non-volatile metal
Chlorides
Sulphate
Nitrate
Ammonium
Heavy metal
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INSTRUMENTS AVAILABLE.
UV Spectrophotometer
Model :UV 1800
Software: UV Probe 3.2
Company: shimadzu
Designed in accordance with the governing European and Japanese
Pharmacopoeia, the new UV-1800 UV-VIS spectrophotometer achieves a
resolution of 1 nm, the highest in its class, in a compact design. Offering
an array of user-friendly features, the UV-1800 can be used as either a
stand-alone or as a PC-controlled instrument.
Modes :
Photometric mode
Measures the absorbance or transmittance at a single wavelength or at
multiple (up to eight)
Spectrum Mode
Obtains sample spectra using wavelength scanning.
Kinetics Mode
Measures the change in absorbance as a function of time, and thereby
obtains enzymatic activity values.
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KARL FISHER TITRATOR
Model : DL31
Company : Mettler Toledo
karl Fischer Titrator is widely used instrument
for determining of micro amount of water in variety
of products,invented by a German chemist Karl Fischer in 1930 .
In this reaction, the alcohol reacts with sulfur dioxide and base to form an
intermediate alkyl sulfite salt, which is then oxidized by iodine to an alkyl
sulfate salt. This oxidization reaction consumes water.
KF Reagents:The KF reagents includes
Imadazole
Iodine
Sulfur dioxide
Methanol
Function of Imadazole:Imadazole is used as basic reagent and it ligand it and can complex the
iodine and sulfur dioxide hence lower the vapor pressure of both iodine
and sulfur dioxide.
Function of Methanol:During titration sulfur dioxide can react with water so to control this side
chain reaction excessive amount of methanol is added to lower the
concentration of sulfur trioxide hence stops such unwanted reactions.
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Procedure:Firstly weight the sample like for example ceporex bulk testing we use 0.5
grams granules and print that weight and add in the flask gave sample
weight in instrument and analysis began then after few minutes it print
yours result.For TabletsGround 1 tablet in pastor and motor and take that tablet in the flask of
instrument then cover the flask with its cap and run sample analysis and
after few minutes it print your results.
PH Meter
Model :HI 9020 microprocessorCompany: HANNA
HPLC ( High Pressure Liquid Chromatography)
High-performanceliquid
chromatography(sometimesreferred to as high-pressure liquid
chromatography), HPLC, is a
chromatographic technique that
can separate a mixture of
compounds and is used in
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biochemistry and analytical chemistry to identify, quantify and purify the
individual components of the mixture.
TOC Analyzer
Total organic carbon (TOC) is the amount of carbon bound in an organiccompound and is often used as a non-specific indicator of water quality orcleanliness of pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment.
A typical analysis for TOC measures both the total carbon present as wellas the so called "inorganic carbon" (IC), the latter representing the contentof dissolved carbon dioxide and carbonic acid salts. Subtracting the
inorganic carbon from the total carbon yields TOC. Another commonvariant of TOC analysis involves removing the IC portion first and thenmeasuring the leftover carbon. This method involves purging an acidifiedsample with carbon-free air or nitrogen prior to measurement, and so ismore accurately called non-purgeable organic carbon (NPOC
To understand the analysis process better, some key basic terminologiesshould be understood and theirrelationships to one another(Figure 1).
Total Carbon (TC) all thecarbon in the sample,including both inorganicand organic carbon
Total Inorganic Carbon(TIC) often referred to asinorganic carbon (IC),carbonate, bicarbonate,and dissolved carbon
dioxide (CO2). Total Organic Carbon (TOC) material derived from decaying
vegetation, bacterial growth, and metabolic activities of living organismsor chemicals.
Non-Purgeable Organic Carbon (NPOC) commonly referred to asTOC; organic carbon remaining in an acidified sample after purging thesample with gas.
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Dissolved Organic Carbon (DOC) organic carbon remaining in asample after filtering the sample, typically using a 0.45 micrometer filter.
Suspended Organic Carbon also called particulate organic carbon(POC); the carbon in particulate form that is too large to pass through afilter.
Dissolution Tester
Type of apparatus in use
USP Dissolution Apparatus 1 - Basket (37C) USP Dissolution Apparatus 2 - Paddle (37C)
In the pharmaceutical industry, drug dissolution testing is routinely used toprovide critical in vitro drug release information for both quality controlpurposes, i.e., to assess batch-to-batch consistency of solid oral dosage
forms such as tablets, and drug development, i.e., to predict in vivo drugrelease profiles
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Weighing balance
Models: AE 160, AE163,PM4600
Company : Mettler Toledo
VISCOMETER
For the measurement of viscosity
GAS Chromatograph
For the determination of impurities in a given sample
Tintometer
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