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The 2015 PDA Visual Inspection Forum will serve as a platform for regulatory and industry professionals to share current information on critical aspects of the visual inspection process to aid in the operation of a robust and compliant inspection process. Visual inspection has become a highly dynamic function in pharmaceutical manufacturing, and staying up to date with the changes in regulatory and compendial requirements is essential to your company’s success!
Participate in in-depth discussions of new technologies, hear the thoughts and insights of regulators and engage with recognized industry leaders in visual inspection programs.
This year’s forum will also feature an exhibition where attendees can see the latest in commercial inspection hardware and discuss production needs with key suppliers of inspection systems and services.
Since 2000, this Forum has grown to become the leading event for professionals working in the field of visual inspection. Come hear about critical aspects and current best practices, such as:
- New USP Chapters 1790/790 - John Shabushnig, PhD, Principal Consultant, Insight Pharma Consulting, LLC
- Forensic Microscopy - the Process of Particle Identification - Scott Aldrich, Principal Consultant, Ultramikro, LLC
- Impact of Inspector Training/Qualification on Visual Inspection Performance - Kevin Kerls, Senior Manager, Inspection MSAT, Genentech, Inc. and Pauline Lohr, Senior Manager, Inspection Manufacturing, Genentech, Inc.
Build a network of experts and stay abreast of critical changes to this specialized field by attending the 2015 PDA Visual Inspection Forum. Register by September 15, 2015 and save up to $200.
Learn the basics of visual inspection, how to establish and manage a visual inspection program, and how to qualify and validate inspection processes for injectable products with PDA’s Education course, An Introduction to Visual Inspection, immediately following the Forum. Register for the course by September 11, 2015 and save up to $300.
To register, please click here.
