Charisma

#	Content
1	Module 1: Introduction to Parenteral Product Inspection
2	Module 2: Regulatory Requirements
3	Module 3: Critical Quality Attributes (CQAs)
4	Module 4: Visual Inspection Principles
5	Module 5: Defect Identification and Classification
6	Module 6: Automated Inspection Systems
7	Module 7: Container Closure Integrity (CCI)
8	Module 8: Sampling and Acceptance Criteria
9	Module 9: Documentation and Record Keeping
10	Module 10: Deviations, Investigations, and CAPA
11	Module 11: Inspection Readiness
12	Module 12: Practical Workshops and Case Studies

#	Outcomes
	• Explain the principles and importance of parenteral product inspection.
	• Identify critical quality attributes (CQAs) of sterile injectable products.
	• Detect visible particles, container defects, and packaging defects during inspection.
	• Perform visual inspection using standardized inspection techniques.
	• Operate and evaluate automated inspection systems.
	• Apply defect classification and product acceptance criteria.
	• Verify container closure integrity using appropriate methods.
	• Maintain complete inspection documentation and traceability.
	• Investigate inspection deviations and non-conforming products.
	• Demonstrate compliance with GMP and international regulatory requirements.

#	Participants
1	� • Quality Control (QC) Inspectors and Analysts
2	� • Quality Assurance (QA) personnel
3	� • Sterile Manufacturing Operators
4	� • Visual Inspection Operators
5	� • Production Supervisors and Managers
6	� • Microbiology Laboratory personnel
7	� • Validation and Qualification Specialists
8	� • Packaging and Inspection personnel
9	� • Manufacturing Engineers
10	� • Engineering and Maintenance personnel
11	� • Regulatory Affairs professionals
12	� • Internal Auditors
13	� • Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology professionals involved in sterile product manufacturing
14	� • Anyone responsible for the inspection, release, or quality assurance of parenteral products