Line clearance check list

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 Line Clearance Checklist point Production/packing

Last Updated on: December 18, 2022 by Naresh Bhakar

Before proceeding to pack any product, the Production officer and Q.A. officer shall verify the Area as per the given line clearance checklist point in BMR/BPR records. During Line clearance, all points shall be complied to ensure product quality and better prevention from product contamination, Mixup, and cross-contamination.


Line clearance checklist

Line Clearance Checklist point for Primary Area:

Are cleaned labels affixed on equipment as per the status labeling procedure?

Is the statue’s board updated?

Is the Area cleaned as per the frequency and types of cleaning?

Area temperature and Relative humidity are within limits?

Is the Differential pressure of the Area under control limits?

Are the personnel follows proper gowning procedure?

Is the area waste bin empty out?

Check if Area is free from previous product residues.

Is the product waste container cleaned and devoid of previous batch material?

Rubber Stereo of the previous batch is removed and destroyed?

Metallic stereo of the previous batch is removed and retrieved?

Is the Area below the machine cleaned as per cleaning requirements?

Is the Area devoid of the foil of the previous batch?

Are Blister/strip/BQS Machine parts cleaned and free from previous product residues?

Are the following parts of the Blister/ strips machine cleaned? 1. Hopper and bowl 2. Product collector and vibrator/ Dust collector hood 3. Chute channel 4. Above and below the conveyor belt

Check the BMR/BPR is completed up to the last stage.

Are the Documents pertaining to the previous batch removed from the Area?

Open the side panel of the machine and check it is free from the previous batch product.

Check Is the toolbox devoid of previous batch products?

Is the De-blistering/ de-stripping cleaned as per relevant SOPs?

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