SOP for Collection and Storage of Retained Samples of Raw Material

1.0 OBJECTIVE

To collect and store pre-decided sample quantity from each raw material received for the formulation plant except Acids, Alkalies & Solvents.

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2.0 SCOPE

This procedure is applicable to all raw material received for the formulation plant except Acids, Alkalies and solvents.

3.0 RESPONSIBILITY

3.1 Doing : Technical Assistant/Executive

3.2 Checking : Executive/ Manager

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4.0 ACCOUNTABILITY

Head of the Department

5.0 PROCEDURE

5.1 Collect required quantity of retain sample from raw material received.

5.2 Take the sample in plain & black Poly bags (In case if light sensitive material).

5.2 Keep this bag in the air tight plastic container.

5.3 Place the label on the plastic container having following Details.

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RETAIN SAMPLE

NAME OF Material : ______________________

BATCH NO : ______________________

QUANTITY : ______________________

DATE : ______________________ A.R. No.:_______________

5.5 Enter the data in the ‘Retain sample register’ as per following details.

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Sr. No.:

A.R. No.:

Name of Raw Material :

Batch No.:

Qty Sampled :

Date of preparation :

Storage condition :

Box No.:

Sign :

5.6 Keep the plastic container in the box number as specified in the register.

5.7 Store the retain sample container for 10 years as per list of storage condition available in Q.C. Dept.

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5.5 Destroy the retain samples after 10 years.

5.6 Prepare the list of RM to be destroyed and get the approval for the same.

5.7 For destruction of retain samples soak the material in water or collect the liquid material & drain by flushing with excess of water.

5.5 Transfer the empty bottles, containers to scrap area as per Ref. S.O.P.

5.6 Preserve the destruction record for 5 years after the date on which they are destroyed.

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6.0 ABBREVIATION

A.R.No. = Analytical Report number

Sr. No. =Serial number

Qty = Quantity

Q.C. = Quality Control

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