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The GDP Champion oversees all GDP systems within each individual premises and acts as the key contact point on all compliance and quality aspects of GDP practices along the supply chain.
The certificate is valid for two years from the date of completion. GDP Champions must attend a GDP Champion Refresher course every two years to maintain the qualification.
Content:
- Key quality components of GDP explained in a practical way
- Self-Inspections / Audits
- Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
- GDP Staff Training
- Recall / Returns
- Facility & Warehouse Layout
- Temperature Controlled Logistics
Who should attend:
- Responsible Person (RP) / Qualified Person (QP)
- Quality / Safety Managers
- Supply Chain Managers
- Site Managers
Certification:
All participants will receive a certificate once they have successfully completed the course. This is valid for two years from the date of course completion.
Cost:
Member rate: €2095
Non-member rate: €2,495
For more information or bookings please contact Niamh Reynolds or Paul Corbett on 01 661 2182 or training@irishexporters.ie
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“The GDP Champion training delivered by the IEA provided a comprehensive overview of a complex subject and was extremely well-delivered in an informal setting. The course was very interactive and it was beneficial to listen to the contributions made by my fellow attendees who came from a range of backgrounds in the industry. Becoming a GDP Champion will be an invaluable asset to Hannon Transport and I would highly recommend this course to anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of GDP and its intricacies.”
Glenn Conlon
“I signed up for the course to gain an understanding of GDP systems and the importance of GDP guidelines. The delivery of the GDP Champion course was done completely online but, although I would have preferred a face-to-face scenario, the course delivered what I was hoping for and more! I now feel confident enough to apply this knowledge in my workplace and would have no hesitation in recommending this course to anyone working for a company that deals with pharma goods.”
Dorina Alexandrianu
“I really enjoyed the course and thought the make up of the people attending, with some being from pharma companies, some from global logistics providers as well as haulage companies, really helped in bringing different perspectives and viewpoints together over the 3 days. The trainer was also really knowledgeable and delivered a great course, I was particularly impressed by how he got everyone involved and encouraged input from the whole group in an online setting.”
Brian Beattie
“The participants involved came from many fields that would be involved in this business from the manufacturers through to the distributors and transport sector which was extremely helpful. This 3 day course covered a wide and varied structure on the Good Distribution Practice of Medicinal Products for Human use and was carried out in a very informal environment making it more relaxed for everyone involved, using both written work and group “brain-storming” sessions. The trainer was very experienced in all fields covered and was therefore able to give us many scenarios which may occur in the process of handling medicinal products, with each topic thoroughly covered. This course was carried out very professionally and I would have no hesitation in recommending to anyone.”
Carolyn Morgan
“ The GDP training program which I have attended for the last number of years has been invaluable in developing my knowledge in an ever growing and demanding industry. The friendly atmosphere and dialogue is essential in helping GDP professionals acquire the information they need to be expert in their field. A much needed programme for the sector.”