What is Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative (PSCI)?
The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative (PSCI) is a global organization consisting of pharmaceutical companies committed to promoting responsible and sustainable practices in their supply chains. The initiative aims to improve the social, environmental, and economic impact of the pharmaceutical industry by setting standards for suppliers and promoting collaboration among members. PSCI members are expected to adhere to the initiative’s principles and guidelines, which cover areas such as labor and human rights, health and safety, and environmental management. The PSCI is recognized as a leading organization in promoting sustainable practices in the pharmaceutical supply chain.
Drive Sustainable Practices in Pharmaceutical Supply Chain with PSCI Certification Services by PQSmitra
The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative (PSCI) is a global organization committed to promoting sustainable and responsible practices in the pharmaceutical supply chain. At PQS Mitra, we offer PSCI certification services to pharmaceutical organizations seeking to achieve these goals.
Our experienced auditors and consultants can guide you through the PSCI certification process, helping you implement sustainable practices and meet the requirements of this internationally recognized standard. By achieving PSCI certification, you can demonstrate your commitment to sustainability, enhance your reputation in the marketplace, and drive business growth. Contact us today to learn more about our PSCI certification services and how we can help your organization achieve its sustainability objectives.
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PQSmitra Team helps organizations to implement the requirements of Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative (PSCI) in the simplest and systematic manner. The methodology of system implementation covers Initial review, planning followed by implementation, and documentation. PQSmitra Team offers active support and hand-holding to organizations to achieve successful system implementation and positive audit results. 100% documentation support is offered to expedite the implementation process. The implementation process is described below:
Simple & Practical Methodology
Initial Review
- Review of the existing Quality Management System
- Refers Self-assessment questionnaire (SAQ)
- Gap analysis and planning for compliance
Documentation
- Documentation including procedures, work instructions, etc.
- Updating of the Self-Assessment Questionnaire (SAQ) checklist
- 100% documentation support
Effective Verification
- Internal audit for verification of implemented system
Achieve Certification
- Inviting the 3rd party Auditor for Audit
- Support for the closure of the CAP
- Uploading of the Audit documents as per PSCI Agreement
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Ethical business practices.
- Compliance to Human & Labour rights
- Employees Health & Safety
- Environment sustainability
- Implemented Management Systems.
The organization must demonstrate the compliance to the requirements as per the principles of Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative (PSCI), the compliance can be in form of documented information, which will be reviewed during the Audit.
The documented information required for Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative (PSCI):
- Organization Chart with roles & responsibilities.
- HSE training records.
- Emergency Response Plan.
- Documented procedures related to environment matters.
- Air permits.
- Air monitoring data.
- Wastewater discharge permits.
- Wastewater discharge monitoring records.
- WTP maintenance records.
- Water quality analysis records.
- Waste storage area inspection records.
- Tank & containment inspection records.
- Tank integrity & Fitness records.
- Hazardous materials report.
- Hazard communication training records.
- Permit to work.
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- Noise, chemical, or indoor air quality monitoring data.
- Health and Safety training records.
- Policy on Animal Testing.
- All the organizations which deals in manufacturing of the medical products or provide materials to pharmaceutical, medical device industries are eligible for the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative (PSCI).
- Reduce Multiple Audit Fatigue.
- No Duplication of Audits.
- Better use of resources used for multiple audits.
- Greater data visibility of the supply chain.
- Improvement areas identified.
- More focus on continuous improvement due to fewer audits.
- One common guideline facilitating improvement.
- The Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Initiative (PSCI) was established in year 2006 as a non-profit business membership organization & is located in United states.
- A stakeholder could be defined as a group of individuals without whose provision the organization would cease to exist. There are multiple stakeholders in a pharmaceutical supply chain which includes raw material suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, regulatory authorities, pharmacies, hospitals, and patients.
- In the areas of ethics, labour, health and safety, environmental protection, and management systems, the PSCI audit programme is meant to evaluate a supplier’s performance against the PSCI principles, as well as international standards and agreements and local regulatory requirements.
- There are three main objectives are to:
- Drive leadership practices at member companies
- Enable suppliers to continuously improve
- Improve engagement across the industry and with key stakeholders
- Using more advanced data collection technology and software.
- Managing risk sources.
- Data is being double-checked.
- Data change records are kept and reviewed.
- Measuring the performance of vendors.
- Auditing makes it easier to decide whether or not a provider is acceptable. Companies can actively qualify as suppliers and set themselves apart from the competition by doing so. Risks associated with how on-site activities are carried out can be identified and prioritized. Supplier companies are also trained on regulatory needs and expectations. As a result of the audit, customers and business partners have more faith in you.
- During a PSCI audit, an HSE auditor is present. He possesses the essential expertise and qualifications for the type of supplier being inspected, as well as a thorough understanding of critical local and national HSE legislation as well as worldwide standards (e.g. ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001). A PSCI audit also necessitates the presence of a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) auditor, who ensures long-term growth.