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This resource was published on 20 September 2022

PSCI Maturity Models Video

Organisational Information Video

The PSCI is pleased to introduce the Maturity Models in this informative video. The Maturity Models are a very useful tool for suppliers to evaluate their current practices and plot a course for improvement. They allow users to evaluate their company practices against the PSCI Principles and signpost the user to the resources needed to progress.

This resource was published on 17 March 2021

Supplier Self-Initiated Audit Brochure (For Suppliers)

Organisational Information

Supplier Self-initiated Audit Programme (SSIA) is a pilot programme led by PSCI Audit Committee to encourage suppliers to take a proactive, risk-based approach and self-initiate PSCI audits for their facilities.

With the pilot programme this year, the PSCI will pay for a new Supplier Self-initiated Audit of the supplier facility. The audit should be completed by a PSCI approved audit firm and shared with PSCI members on the Link. Any supplier to PSCI Member can apply to participate in SSIA.

This document for suppliers explains:

  • What is SSIA and the benefits
  • Who can participate and the requirements
  • How to conduct a SSIA

Members are welcome to share the brochure with suppliers you would like to see conducting a PSCI audit.

If you are interested in learning more about the programme, please contact Audit Committee Secretariat Blake Zheng for more information. Thank you.

  • Audit Program
This resource was published on 10 February 2021

Audit Finding Classification Examples

Organisational Information

This document provides a guidance for auditors to classify Critical-Major-Minor findings under all five PSCI principles. It is for guidance only and each organization can have its own interpretations.

It is intended to be a living document, which will be reviewed and updated regularly by SAQ/Audit and Audit Guidance sub team.

  • Audit Program
This resource was published on 28 January 2021

New Audit Firm Application Brochure

Organisational Information

For those interested in becoming PSCI approved audit partners, this document covers:

  • Document checklist
  • Application process
  • Re-initiating application if not approved for the first time

Last updated December 2020

  • Audit Program
This resource was published on 26 November 2019
The PSCI Principles

The PSCI Principles

Organisational Information

The 2023 revision of the PSCI Principles (PSCI Principles v3.0) was approved by the membership on Tuesday 23rd May 2023, at the Spring Meeting in Paris (France), and became effective immediately.

The PSCI Principles for Responsible Supply Chain Management set the standard for human rights, ethics, labor, health and safety, environment and related management systems.The Principles may be voluntarily supported by any business in the pharmaceutical industry.

  • Ethics
  • Human Rights & Labor
  • Health & Safety
  • Environment
  • Management Systems
This resource was published on 5 July 2019
PSCI Introduction Presentation

PSCI Introduction Presentation

Organisational Information

This presentation summarises who we are as PSCI and includes an overview of:

  • PSCI members
  • PSCI leaders
  • PSCI Principles
  • Strategy 2024 - 2026
  • Strategic Pillars | Audit | Capability | Projects
  • Topic and Regional Teams

Latest version: January 2024

This resource was published on 4 July 2019

Audit Program Brochure

Organisational Information

This document gives a summary of the PSCI Audit Program and process and answers frequently asked questions including:

  • Why do we audit?
  • What are "Shared" Audits?
  • Who benefits from Shared Audits?
  • Initiating a PSCI Audit
  • What happens in a PSCI Audit?
  • Who carries out the audit?

Last updated December 2021

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This resource was published on 17 January 2018

Strategy 2018-2020

Organisational Information

This is a short summary of the new strategy, and the process taken to achieve it.