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Production And Process Controls - Ensuring Your Medical Device Conforms To Its Specifications
- Regulatory requirements for production and process controls
- Responsibilities of manufacturers
- Best practices for implementation
- FDA expectations
- Documentation requirements
Overview of the webinar
This presentation will cover the FDA regulations (21 CFR Subpart G Section 820.70) regarding production and process controls and how each requirement listed within the regulation can be addressed. We’ll go over examples of documentation you can use to fulfill the requirements of this section, as well as tips and tricks to what FDA auditors will look for when they come to visit your site. We will also go over some additional tips and tricks on how to convey the importance of maintaining production and process control within your organization and ensure resources are provided to meet process needs. At the end of the presentation, Speaker will answer any questions or concerns you may have regarding FDA requirements.
Who should attend?
- Quality Assurance Professionals
- Associates
- Engineers
- Managers
- Regulatory professionals
Why should you attend?
All medical device manufacturers are required to have a robust system in place to develop, conduct, control and monitor production processes to ensure that a device conforms to its specifications. Many manufacturers are overwhelmed with the requirements of 21 CFR Part 820.7 and are unsure how to comply with these regulations. Other manufacturers may have documented procedures and systems in place to meet the requirements of this section but are unsure if it’s appropriate (i.e. too complex or too broad) or effective. This presentation will help you get an in-depth understanding of what regulatory agencies such as the FDA are requiring for production and process controls as they relate to documentation, change control, environment control, personnel, contamination control, buildings, equipment, manufacturing material and automated processes. The topics and pointers within the presentation will provide the tools necessary to evaluate your already-existing processes to determine if it meets requirements and if your systems are robust enough to ensure actions are effective or overly-complicated and preventing smooth operation. We’ll provide an overview of commonly-used tools, help understand some misconceptions with implementation, and provide tips and tricks for ensuring your device conforms to its specifications.
Faculty - Ms.Denise Wrestler, ASQ CQE, CQA
Denise Wrestler, ASQ CQE, CQA; QA/RA Consultant at CYA Medical Device Consulting, LLC with almost 15 years of experience within FDA-regulated industries including medical device and pharmaceuticals, Ms. Wrestler provides quality, regulatory, and technical expertise to meet individual client needs. Ms. Wrestler agrees with the FDA’s “least burdensome approach” and prides herself on providing options and recommendations for ensuring regulations are met without wasting precious company resources.
Denise Wrestler holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering with a Minor in Biomedical Engineering from the University of California, Irvine. Additionally, Ms. Wrestler holds ASQ Certifications as a Certified Quality Engineering (CQE) and Certified Quality Auditor (CQA). A contributing author to ASQ’s monthly publication Quality Progress magazine, Ms. Wrestler remains active within the quality and regulatory professional circles to ensure continuing education and awareness within the community. Ms. Wrestler has provided training, workshops, and presentations to small and large audiences alike on topics ranging from QSR, ISO 13485, auditing, and design control to risk management and regulatory readiness and preparation