Hello everyone,
I'd like to know if any of you are doing GMP plans?
And how does it change compared to a plan that is not GMP?
Thank you very much and have a good day to you!
... the certification of the quality of the plan. I found nothing that could say why or why not, except blah blah blah as if it was a gain in the quality of the realization....
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Hello
Unless I'm mistaken, the term GMP stands for Minimum Points Guarantee. It is provided for in the Standard Payroll Plan. It is therefore a term from the field of accounting.
Kind regards
@SEPM. Gerald, I have also read about certification but it is only valid for the manufacture and composition of food and medicines. This is "Good Manufacturing Practice" but I don't see how the plans come into play in this case.
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there is also Mechanical Engineering, Production...
@Mathieu if in the accounting it is a guarantee of a minimum point, in the drawing what is it??? a minimum of access point for a building!
https://www.google.fr/search?q=plan+gmp&biw=1384&bih=707&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=B_eXVKe-HJDmaN_vgpAF&ved=0CCAQsAQ
http://www.gmptemplates.com/product/e03-5501-project-inspection-test-plan/
it overlaps with Matthieu's food and medical
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Yes, I see better now. In French, it is Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) to improve and regulate warehouse storage and distribution for temperature-sensitive biological products. [...]
I found a nice article on this: http://www.vaisala.fr/Vaisala%20Documents/White%20Papers/La-cartographie-d%E2%80%99un-entrep%C3%B4t-r%C3%A9glement%C3%A9-BPF.pdf
Have a nice day!
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