GMP's - Mike Parker
Posted by Fred Speer on Wed, Mar 24, 2010 @ 01:05 PM
Mike Parker is now on deck speaking about GMP's. Mike has been with Clark for 33 years and is truly a professional in the GMP arena.
Good manufacturing practices (GMP)
Refers to the the practices set by the U.S. Food Drug Administration
- 1905 the book "The Jungle" exposed unsanitary conditions in the meat industry
- 1906 Pure Food and Drug Act was enacted
- 1938 U.S. Food Drug and Cosmetics act became a Federal Law
- 1970, to further explain the FDC Act, GMP's were published
GMP's (Clark Standards) Covered
Hand Washing
Cuts and Abrasions
No Jewelry
Food, tobacco and beverages are not allowed in restricted areas
No gum chewing
Clean and neat uniforms
hair protection
iPods, MP3 playes and etc. cannot be worn while preforming a service
propped doors allow rodents in
Head, Eye and ear protection are to worn as required
Lab Jackets are to worn as required
Thanks Mike, great presentation!
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