Foreign Substance Identification Technical Seminar for Pharmaceuticals
Organizer: General Incorporated Association for Inspection Skill Certification, Operated by: Vision Bio Co., Ltd.
Reduce the risk of foreign matter contamination in pharmaceutical manufacturing! Acquire practical inspection skills.
In the pharmaceutical industry, thorough prevention of foreign matter contamination is required to ensure product safety and quality. Contamination by foreign substances during the manufacturing process can lead to product quality deterioration and health risks for patients. However, the quality of foreign matter inspection tends to depend on the skills and experience of the personnel involved, making its improvement a challenge. This seminar aims to provide practical knowledge and techniques for foreign matter inspection to those responsible for handling foreign matter contamination complaints and those involved in quality control and quality assurance. 【Utilization Scenarios】 - Quality control departments of pharmaceutical manufacturing plants - Contract manufacturers of pharmaceuticals - Personnel responsible for risk management related to foreign matter contamination 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Improved accuracy of foreign matter inspections - Reduced risk of foreign matter contamination - Faster response to complaints
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【Features】 - Acquire basic knowledge of foreign matter simple testing through a practical, hands-on seminar - Experience color reaction/biochemical tests and learn key points of testing - Offer testing kits at a special price exclusive to seminar participants - Ideal for training new and young employees - Support skill enhancement for personnel in charge of foreign matter testing
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Participation fee (excluding tax): 10,000 yen ★Participant Benefits★ Special price for the Foreign Substance Identification Group Color Reaction Reagent Set! You can purchase one kit of the seminar-use "Foreign Substance Identification Group Color Reaction Reagent Set" at a special price (excluding tax) of 25,000 yen (regular price 35,000 yen)! (Validity period: 1 month from the seminar date, direct sales only) For the price of one kit from the Foreign Substance Identification Group, you can enjoy the benefits of both "seminar participation" and "purchase of the inspection kit." Additionally, by utilizing it alongside the seminar, you can immediately apply what you've learned in practical work!
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- It was very helpful. The analyses we have been conducting in-house have deepened our knowledge, and I plan to implement items like cellulose reaction tests that we have not done before. (Food Manufacturer / Hokkaido) - I was interested in the foreign matter identification method, and it was easy to understand by actually seeing the color reaction. The information about reagents and testing methods was helpful. (Agricultural Cooperative / Chugoku-Shikoku) - Since there is no FT-IR introduction at the factory level, I wanted to conduct foreign matter analysis easily. I understood how to use it well, and the seminar provided an environment where it was easy to ask questions. (Food Manufacturer / Kansai) - Until now, we have outsourced all foreign matter inspections, but the initial response has been delayed, so I wanted to create a system for conducting inspections in-house. The lack of analytical equipment and know-how was a challenge, but this seminar was good because it included training on reagents and their usage. (School Meal Service / Kansai) - Since the color appearance can often differ between images and actual samples, it was good to be able to see the actual reactions. Additionally, I had the opportunity to consider the order and appropriateness of the testing methods with unknown samples, which made it easier to deepen my understanding.
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Our company has achieved one of the top records and evaluations in Japan for contract testing services, including DNA testing, but we are not a so-called food inspection agency. What we truly aim for is to "provide new value to the world and contribute to society." Since our establishment in 1997, we have adhered to the mission of "turning the invisible into something valuable," focusing on the development of unique technologies and offering products and services that are unparalleled. Even after a quarter of a century since our founding, we continue to expand our business with a broad perspective, establishing diverse testing technologies, developing original products such as testing reagents and kits, and fostering talent through training and e-learning, all while not being constrained by established concepts.
