Performing Phase of GMP Equipment Qualification explains how qualification plans are executed in practice to confirm that GMP equipment is installed correctly, operates as intended, and performs reliably under routine conditions. This course focuses on the performing stage of GMP equipment qualification and shows how execution, testing, documentation, calibration, deviation handling, and collaboration support successful qualification outcomes.
You will gain a practical understanding of how qualification work moves from planning into action. The course explores the execution of IQ, OQ, and PQ, the role of equipment classes in shaping qualification activities, protocol development and execution, detailed reporting, deviation management with CAPA, calibration of supporting tools, and collaboration with manufacturers to resolve challenges and improve qualification performance.
The course focuses on key aspects of performing GMP equipment qualification in practice, including:
    • Executing IQ, OQ, and PQ activities according to GMP requirements
    • Applying qualification plans to different equipment classes
    • Developing, executing, and documenting qualification protocols
    • Managing deviations, calibration needs, and manufacturer collaboration
Through structured explanations and practical examples, this course helps learners understand how qualification is performed in a controlled, traceable, and audit-ready way. It is best suited to professionals involved in validation, engineering, quality assurance, equipment qualification, or GMP manufacturing support.