Classification of CIR and Scaling the CIR based on GMP
STEP 1 - CIR Classification (In particular)
CIR Classification Scale
Raw Material : Ingredients related issues 10
Packaging Material : Sleeves, Cartons / Trays related issues 15 Finished Good : Issues related to Final Finished Goods 20 Customer Complaint – Goods found spoiled after opening 50 Customer Complaint - Related to improvement of Product/other 25 Customer Complaint – Straw / Packaging related 35 Production & Process Control : Issues related to process failures, equipment 50 & utensil Building & Facility : Issues related to environmental hazard, pest, 15 Construction, problem, drainage, damage in plant (floor crack, peeling paints, leakage in roof etc), employee facility (wash room, lunch room) Personnel & Practices: Issues related Cleaning, Maintenance, Training, 25 Responsibility, Clothing, Shoes etc... Procedures & Policies: Lack of procedure/policies, Problem in following the 25 procedures as per standard regulations, Internal Audit / External Audit
STEP 2 – Understanding the Severity (Detection details)
Detected during Scale
Regular Monitoring & Measurement 10 Accidentally found – Potential 40 Accidentally found – Not Potential 20 Customer Complaint – Potential 50 Customer Complaint – Not Potential 25 Not Applicable 0
STEP 3 – Actions Required
Required Actions Scale
Related department corrective action 10 Management Intervention/ Support 50 Need new systems implications 25
CIR scaled above 70 will be discussed in depth during Management Review meeting. Scaling can be revised if required.
NMD-Guidelines On The Implementation of Specific Measures To Ensure A Sufficient Safety Level During Anchor Handling (AH) Operations Carried Out by Supply Ships or Tugs