GDP Driver Training


The purpose of this 2 hour course is to give drivers an appreciation of the Good Distribution Practice (GDP) in relation to how Pharmaceutical Materials, Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients / Products, Medical Devices & Diagnostics should be collected / delivered correctly to ensure full compliance and that quality is assured to patients safety is secure right along the supply chain. The course also provides drivers with an opportunity to discuss their requirements and will assist them learn more about their crucial role in the supply chain.
  
After the course, the attendant will:
  • Understand as a driver their crucial role is ensuring patient safety is protected in all collections, deliveries and right along the distribution supply chain as materials and products move from suppliers to final customers.
  • Understand what Good Distribution Practice is and what my responsibility as a driver is. Understand the regulatory requirements and constraints facing manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors and transport/logistics companies in the management of the full supply chain.
  • Become familiar with the Irish Medical Board (IMB) and why they feel driver training will enhance compliance in the supply chain.
  • Understand why security, quality and compliance are essential in all collections and deliveries as the growth of counterfeit products on a global basis continues to increase.

Who is it for?

  • Transport / Logistics Service Providers, Freight Forwarders, Agents & Sub Contractors.
  • Drivers who collect, transport and deliver Pharmaceutical or Medical Products
  • Any company who is applying for the GDP Passport or who are considering applying (or maintaining) IMB Wholesalers Authorisation (License).

Content:

  • What is GDP?
  • Who is the Irish Medical Board?
  • What is my responsibility as a driver?
  • Collections & Deliveries to Customers?
  • Security in Transit
  • Transportation & Vehicle Standards
  • Documentation requirements

Duration:


Two Hours Training – 9.30a.m. – 11.30 a.m.

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