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Reference code: 539289

  • Parttime
  • Classroom
  • Engineering, manufacturing and construction

An Introduction to the Pharmaceutical Industry Night Class

  • Starts 18-01-2027
  • 5 weeks
  • 06 Hrs 00 Mins a week

About this course

The aim of this programme is to provide the learner with the basic knowledge and skills in complying with relevant health, safety and environmental regulations and controls in the life sciences industry.

Your week

Class times each week
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
Morning No class No class No class No class No class
Afternoon No class No class No class No class No class
Evening Class No class Class No class No class

Course details

Education requirements

N/A

Age requirements

Applicants must have reached the current statutory school leaving age.

Learning aptitude

Good numerical and communication skills are essential including verbal and written command of the English language.

Previous experience

No specific background is required for this course. If you have an interest in working in a regulated industry such as Pharmaceutical/Bio-Pharmaceutical/Medical Devices industry, or just interested in making a career change then you are most welcome to apply for this inductory course.

Modules and awards
Module Award Awarding body
Induction (Evenings) - -
Quality & Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) - -
Continuous Improvement in Manufacturing (CI) - -
Cleanroom Operations - -
Heating Ventilation & Air-Conditioning - -
Health, Safety and Environmental Awareness - -

On completion of the Training Programme learners will be provided with the basic knowledge and skills for the following: 1-Induction State the planned outcomes and the conditions attached to attendance on the course; apply good safety, health and hygiene practices; state the basic principle involved in environmental issues and explain the meaning of equal opportunities. 2-Quality & Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) Compliance with quality standards and good manufacturing practice. 3- Continuous Improvement in Manufacturing (CI) To utilise a range of continuous improvement methodologies whilst working at operative level in the life sciences manufacturing sector. 4- Cleanroom Operations Procedures for working at operative level in the cleanroom environment in the life sciences manufacturing sector. 5- Health, Safety and Environmental Awareness Current health, safety and environmental regulations and controls for the life science. manufacturing or services sector. 6-Heating Ventilation & Air-Conditioning Describe the system layout, component parts and on-line instrumentation for typical systems for HVAC
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