Guidelines and Instructions for Using Risk Based Exposure Assessment Process (RBEAP) Form

Objectives: To provide a tool and system that helps organize and document the decision for establishing an IH sampling strategy to assess risk.

Risk Based Exposure Assessment Process

RBEAP solvent template

"Respiratory Protection" - Overview.

Written Respiratory Protection Program.

Respiratory Protection devices - Recommendations for selection, use, care and maintenance - Guidance Document.

Respiratory protective equipment at work - A practical guide

"Respiratory Protection program" power-point.

Novo Nordisk's Responsible Sourcing Programme. The standards are classified into six categories: general compliance with laws and regulations, health & safety, labour practices, ethics, environment, and sub-suppliers.

Risk identification model Flubendazole

Risk identification model IH

Risk identification model IH T1345

Risk-Based Exposure Assessment & Control guideline

Risk-Based Exposure Assessment & Control guideline - first steps
Janssen
Johnson & Johnson

Pharmaceutical Industry’s Approach to Safe Handling of New Molecular Entities.

The purpose of this template is to assist in the preparation of the Functional Requirements Specifications (FRS) document for this system.

The purpose of this template is to assist you in the preparation of the User Requirements Specification (URS) document for isolator systems.

Through the application of the PSCI Principles, better social, economic and environmental outcomes will result for all those involved in the pharmaceutical supply chain. As an industry, we will focus our efforts on positive social and environmental changes, and building supply chain capacity.

The ACS GCI Pharmaceutical Roundtable Solvent Selection Guide .

Update: Another selection guide (2015) has been published as a scientific paper. http://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlepdf/2016/gc/c5gc01008j

A list with explanations of the different types of forced labor.

Storage of chemicals - compatibility matrix

Storage of chemicals in laboratories - compatibility basic rules

The sanofi-aventis charter: The purpose of the Supplier Relationships Charter is to clarify the rules of conduct that must be respected by all Group collaborators in their relations with suppliers. The Charter supplements the Group’s Code of Ethics, in particular as concerns the Group’s image and reputation, integrity, ethical conduct and freedom from conflicts of interest. The Charter defines and sets Procurement rules of conduct that must be respected by all Group employees at all points of interaction with suppliers.

Bayer's sustainable development policy.

Information on tackling child labour in Global Supply Chains from the Danish Ethical Trading Initiative.

PSM !

The UK Bribery Act, which was passed in 2010, introduces an offence of corporate failure to prevent bribery. The defence for a company against this liability is to prove that it had adequate procedures in place to prevent bribery. This Guidance from Transparency International UK (TI-UK) is designed to assist companies to comply with the Bribery Act by providing clear, practical advice on good practice anti-bribery systems that in TI-UK's opinion constitute 'adequate procedures' for compliance with the Bribery Act.

Multiple resources concerning the supply chain from UN Global Compact.

The UN Global Compact’s Fighting Corruption in the Supply Chain: A Guide for Customers and Suppliers outlines why businesses must join the fight against corruption and provides pragmatic advice on addressing this complex challenge.

UNICEF Resource on Child Labor Issues

This Fair Hiring Toolkit offers tools, guidance, and approaches for businesses to support the responsible recruitment and hiring of migrant workers in global supply chains.

This Fair Hiring Toolkit offers tools, guidance, and approaches for suppliers to support the responsible recruitment and hiring of migrant workers in global supply chains.

Information regarding employee working hours.

Additional resources on wages, benefits and working hours.

An overview of employee wages, benefits and working hours.

An example is Bayer's “Science For A Better Life” where they promise innovative solutions to global economic, ecological and social challenges. The availability of fresh water is a growing concern around the world. Water is not only essential for life on earth but also for many industry sectors of the global economy and for us as a pharmaceutical and chemical company with energy and water intensive operations.

This is recording of the PSCI sponsored webinar on evaluating supplier ethics and compliance practices and programs which took place on 25th July 2018.

This is a recording of the PSCI webinar on the UN Guiding Principles which took place on 16th October 2018.

This is a recording of the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent which took place on 27th January 2016. The webinar provided step-by-step guidance on this ‘spotlight’ issue for our industry and covered the following topics:

• Why is managing active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) in manufacturing effluent important?
• What is the industry doing to improve public perceptions?
• Understanding where you stand at the moment through the maturity ladder concept.
• Establishing and calculating API discharge concentration called the Predicted-No-Effect-Concentration (PNEC).
• Simple steps to reducing API process losses to waste water and what to do when the PNEC is exceeded.
• How to advance your program to the next level.

This is recording of the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent (Part 2) which took place on 15th June 2016. The webinar provided step-by-step guidance on this ‘spotlight’ issue for our industry and covered the following topics:

• estimating actual API losses from the manufacturing process (PEC)
• establishing the acceptable discharge concentration (PNEC)
• making low capital investment housekeeping steps to reduce the loss of APIs

This is recording of the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent (Part 4) which took place on 10th July 2018.

The webinar gave a brief refresher on Pharmaceuticals in the Environment (PiE), Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) and Predicted No-Effect Concentration (PNEC) first principles, and introduced a PSCI resource page where PNECs can be found. It also included step-by-step guidance on how to locate PNECs and use them.

Slides from the PSCI Audit Programme Webinar, Oct 2017
The webinar explained the supplier self-initiated audit model and launched the new Excel based audit templates.

This is the slide deck from the PSCI sponsored webinar on evaluating supplier ethics and compliance practices and programs which took place on 25th July 2018.

This is the slide deck for the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent which took place on 27th January 2016. The webinar provided step-by-step guidance on this ‘spotlight’ issue for our industry and covered the following topics:

• Why is managing active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) in manufacturing effluent important?
• What is the industry doing to improve public perceptions?
• Understanding where you stand at the moment through the maturity ladder concept.
• Establishing and calculating API discharge concentration called the Predicted-No-Effect-Concentration (PNEC).
• Simple steps to reducing API process losses to waste water and what to do when the PNEC is exceeded.
• How to advance your program to the next level.

This is the slide deck for the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent (Part 2) which took place on 15th June 2016. The webinar provided step-by-step guidance on this ‘spotlight’ issue for our industry and covered the following topics:

• estimating actual API losses from the manufacturing process (PEC)
• establishing the acceptable discharge concentration (PNEC)
• making low capital investment housekeeping steps to reduce the loss of APIs

This is the slide deck for the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent (Part 3) which took place on 25th October 2016. The webinar looked at advanced technologies to reduce API loss with guest speakers from the Temple University WET Centre and AECOM.

This is the slide deck from the PSCI sponsored webinar on how to manage APIs in manufacturing effluent (Part 4) which took place on 10th July 2018.

The webinar gave a brief refresher on Pharmaceuticals in the Environment (PiE), Anti-Microbial Resistance (AMR) and Predicted No-Effect Concentration (PNEC) first principles, and introduced a PSCI resource page where PNECs can be found. It also included step-by-step guidance on how to locate PNECs and use them.

This is the slide deck from the PSCI webinar on the UN Guiding Principles which took place on 16th October 2018.

Once the hazards in the workplace have been identified and categorized by type, location and degree, appropriate preventive and protective steps should be taken to deal with the hazards. Although Worker Protection is commonly equated to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), PPE should actually be the last line of defence in the effort to protect workers.

This document has been developed as a program guideline for companies who are
required to have a written Hearing Conservation Program.