Podcast
Questions and Answers
What is the primary purpose of the procedure described?
What is the primary purpose of the procedure described?
- To define the roles of staff at Compass Health AI
- To establish financial control measures for equipment acquisition
- To outline employee training requirements for equipment use
- To provide guidelines for the maintenance of key process equipment (correct)
Which of the following standards does the procedure intend to meet?
Which of the following standards does the procedure intend to meet?
- ISO 13485:2016 Section 7.6 Control of Monitoring and Measuring Devices (correct)
- AS9100 Quality Management Systems for Aerospace
- ISO 9001:2015
- FDA QSR § 820.30 Design Controls
Which type of equipment is referred to as Production Equipment?
Which type of equipment is referred to as Production Equipment?
- Tools used exclusively for engineering design processes
- Equipment used solely for maintenance purposes
- Any non-production equipment for clinical evaluations
- Apparatus for measurement, testing, or inspection in production (correct)
Which document is NOT listed as a reference for the procedure?
Which document is NOT listed as a reference for the procedure?
What is the role of the person signing as 'Approver' in the document?
What is the role of the person signing as 'Approver' in the document?
What is certification primarily concerned with?
What is certification primarily concerned with?
Which role is responsible for maintaining the equipment log?
Which role is responsible for maintaining the equipment log?
How is new equipment/machine incorporated into the maintenance log?
How is new equipment/machine incorporated into the maintenance log?
What is the purpose of a CPAR (Certification and/or Preventative Maintenance Requirements)?
What is the purpose of a CPAR (Certification and/or Preventative Maintenance Requirements)?
Which statement best describes the role of Quality Assurance - Regulatory Affairs?
Which statement best describes the role of Quality Assurance - Regulatory Affairs?
Flashcards
Production Equipment
Production Equipment
Any apparatus used for measuring, testing, inspecting, or assisting in the production of devices intended for sale or distribution.
Engineering Equipment
Engineering Equipment
Any non-production equipment used for testing or measuring purposes on devices during design, development, or clinical evaluation.
Purpose of the SOP
Purpose of the SOP
This procedure outlines how to maintain inspection, measuring, and test equipment to ensure conformity to product requirements.
Scope of the SOP
Scope of the SOP
Signup and view all the flashcards
Key requirement for equipment
Key requirement for equipment
Signup and view all the flashcards
Certification
Certification
Signup and view all the flashcards
Equipment/Machine Maintenance Log
Equipment/Machine Maintenance Log
Signup and view all the flashcards
Operations Role
Operations Role
Signup and view all the flashcards
Quality Assurance-Regulatory Affairs (QA-RA) Role
Quality Assurance-Regulatory Affairs (QA-RA) Role
Signup and view all the flashcards
QA-RA Role: Final Determination
QA-RA Role: Final Determination
Signup and view all the flashcards
Study Notes
Compass Health SOP: Control of Inspection, Measuring, and Test Equipment
- Purpose: To establish a system and instructions for maintaining key process equipment/machines and support systems, ensuring conformity to product requirements.
- Scope: Applies to all inspection, measuring, and test equipment/machines needing calibration/maintenance and used in validation, production, and/or servicing at Compass Health.
- Applicable Standards: FDA QSR § 820.72, ISO 13485:2016 Section 7.6, and TG(MD)R Sch3 P1 1.4(5)e.
- Reference Documents:
- SOP: Control of Records (QMS-SOP-0003)
- SOP: Quality System Audits (QMS-SOP-0023)
- SOP: Product Development (QMS-SOP-0007)
- SOP: Change Control (QMS-SOP-0014)
- SOP: Control of Non-Conforming Product Equipment/machine Maintenance Log (QMS-SOP-0024, QMS-LOG-0004)
Process Roles
- Operations: Responsible for equipment certification, identifying key equipment/machines for maintenance programs, maintaining logs, and approving records regarding manufacture and procurement.
- Quality Assurance-Regulatory Affairs (QA-RA): Responsible for planning and conducting maintenance audits, documenting investigation results, and initiating certifications/preventative maintenance actions (CPARs).
New Equipment/Machine
- New equipment is identified in the Production Plan, along with maintenance plans for the log.
- The log includes equipment/machine name, manufacturer, serial number/model, maintenance requirements/frequency, section, location, last certification, person/facility who performed certification, due date, and status (Available/Stopped).
- Equipment needing no maintenance/calibration is marked.
- Equipment needing maintenance shall be labelled with calibration/certification dates.
- Manufacturer certification papers shall be available and used to set subsequent certification dates.
Certification
- Certification includes calibrating, certifying, validating, performing preventive maintenance, or verifying inspection, measuring, or test equipment/machine.
Equipment/Machine Maintenance Log
- A log of all equipment used for inspection, testing, and production.
Risk Levels
- Low: Minimal impact on QMS and device development, production.
- Medium: Equipment has an impact on device development but is not entirely dependent on it, minimal impact on critical QMS processes.
- High: Critical equipment used in device development and maintenance, non-functional equipment impedes critical QMS processes (no alternatives).
Engineering Equipment/Machine
- Engineering equipment/machines are subject to procedure requirements.
- Equipment use in validation or production is logged, with validation dates and marked as "Certification Not Required."
Custom Production Equipment
- Custom equipment is documented consistently with company policies and commensurate with associated risks.
- Documentation includes specs, test plan, validation results, instructions for use, certification/maintenance procedures, and storage/handling requirements.
Measuring Equipment
- Measuring equipment must be calibrated, verified against standards traceable to international standards, and adjusted/re-adjusted.
- Equipment identification for calibration status is required.
- Safeguards against invalidating measurements are crucial.
Equipment Retirement
- When equipment is retired, the log is updated to show status, with a memo in the equipment file (retained equipment marked "Stopped").
- Re-activation requires re-certification.
Inspection of Maintenance Activities
- Maintenance activities are inspected according to applicable schedules and SOP: Quality System Audits. QA-RA plans and conducts equipment and log audits.
Quality Records
- Equipment/Machine Maintenance Log: Records equipment repair/maintenance activities
- Calibration and Certification Records: Documentation associated with the certification, validation, and verification of inspection, measurement, or test equipment.
Studying That Suits You
Use AI to generate personalized quizzes and flashcards to suit your learning preferences.
Related Documents
Description
This quiz covers the Standard Operating Procedure for the control and maintenance of inspection, measuring, and test equipment at Compass Health. It ensures that all equipment meets regulatory standards and is consistent with product requirements. Topics include relevant standards, process roles, and applicable documents.