Charisma

#	Content
1	Module 1: Introduction to Instrument Control
2	Module 2: Instrument Qualification and Calibration
3	Module 3: Preventive Maintenance and Instrument Control
4	Module 4: Record Keeping and Documentation
5	Module 5: Data Integrity and Electronic Records
6	Module 6: Change Control and Deviations
7	Module 7: Inspection Readiness and Compliance
8	Module 8: Case Studies and Practical Exercises

#	Outcomes
	• Explain the importance of instrument control within pharmaceutical quality systems.
	• Manage instrument qualification, calibration, maintenance, and performance verification activities.
	• Maintain equipment logbooks and related documentation in compliance with GMP requirements.
	• Apply data integrity principles to instrument-generated records.
	• Identify documentation deficiencies and implement corrective actions.
	• Ensure traceability and retention of instrument records.
	• Demonstrate compliance with regulatory expectations during audits and inspections.

#	Participants
1	� • Quality Assurance (QA) professionals.
2	� • Quality Control (QC) analysts and supervisors.
3	� • Analytical and Microbiology laboratory personnel.
4	� • Production and Manufacturing staff.
5	� • Engineering and Maintenance personnel.
6	� • Validation and Qualification specialists.
7	� • Regulatory Affairs and Compliance professionals.
8	� • Laboratory managers and supervisors.
9	� • Pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry professionals responsible for equipment management and documentation.