In the meticulously regulated world of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), maintaining the integrity of your warehouse's temperature conditions is not just a matter of compliance—it's a foundation of product integrity and safety. For facility managers and maintenance teams overseeing GMP warehouses, understanding the criticality of temperature mapping and its required frequency is crucial. This blog post aims to clarify temperature mapping practices, focusing on how often it should be performed to uphold the highest standards of quality and regulatory adherence.
Understanding Temperature Mapping
Temperature mapping validates that your GMP warehouse maintains uniform temperature throughout, identifying potential hot and cold spots that could compromise product quality. It involves strategically placing sensors throughout the facility to record temperature data over a defined period, ensuring all areas consistently meet required specifications. Read more >
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