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GMP Checklist Template

Keeping all materials, tools, and plants clean, neat and in good working condition can help manage hazards present in the working area. Conduct routine visual site inspections and check the overall safety of the production place using this GMP Site Walkthrough Checklist. Identify health and safety risks including the presence of mould, unsanitary working areas, improper use of PPE, and unlabelled chemicals. Use Lumiform to assemble reports and assign actions to authorized personnel when hazards are detected.

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GMP Checklist Template

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Audit

PEST CONTROL

Traps and bug lights correctly positioned & in good condition

OPERATIONAL METHODS & PERSONAL PRACTICES

Cabinets are free of debris, clean and in good condition

No signs of food, drink, tobacco in any area other than designated areas

Cleaning supplies/tools/ lubricants are stored properly.

No jewellery (earrings, watches, rings, etc) worn in manufacture areas.

Doors are left closed when they are not in use.

No chemicals deposited near exposed product

Hand washing practices are being followed

No evidence of spitting or any misbehaviour.

Equipment, cleaning utensils and chemicals are clean and stored in the right location

Uniforms are worn correctly and in good condition.

No food containers are used for nonfood use.

No usage of raw or finished product packaging for trash or scrap

CROSS-CONTAMINATION

Footbath stations are in acceptable condition

Cleaning tool stations are in adequate condition

PPE

Safety glasses are being worn and in good condition.

Safety shoes are worn and in good condition.

Bump caps/hard hats are being used and in good condition.

Gloves, goggles & chemical safety suits are being used while foaming and in good condition.

Hearing protection is being used and in good condition.

Goggles & face shields used if necessary.

No unsafe behavior observed.

KNIVES

Only site-issued knives are used.

MAINTENANCE

No cupped channel supports or other dust catchers

No equipment is rusting out or leaking product.

No badly stained equipment, floor, etc

There is no equipment open to contaminants.

No solid bottom guards or supports not accessible for cleaning

No damaged insulation or insulation covers

No oil or grease leaking into the product zone

No areas are in need of painting.

No signs of water leakage/oil leakage.

No temporary repairs using tape, burlap or other materials.

No water condensate in contact with product.

There is proper care of associates buildings (restroom, break room, locker room, etc)

No broken glass in any facilities.

BUILDING & GROUNDS/INSIDE AREAS

Lighting is appropiate in area.

There is no standing water.

The perimeter fence is unaffected.

Exterior walls are unaffected.

Light fixtures are protected.

Fitting waste-handling systems are installed (storage, etc).

Ceilings are prevent harborage.

All exterior doors are locked.

CHEMICALS

Storage locations/cabinets are clean, neat and unaffected.

All boxes and containers are clearly labelled.

CONTRACTORS

Employees are wearing correct PPE

Employees observe no unsafe behavior.

ENVIRONMENTAL

Hazardous waste are unaffected.

Oil and petroleum sources in good condition (All labelled, no leaks, upright, and spill kits available)

No co-mingled trash.

COMPLETION

Name and Signature of Inspector:

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Please note that this checklist template is a hypothetical appuses-hero example and provides only standard information. The template does not aim to replace, among other things, workplace, health and safety advice, medical advice, diagnosis or treatment, or any other applicable law. You should seek your professional advice to determine whether the use of such a checklist is appropriate in your workplace or jurisdiction.