Information on PSCI and resource materials on pharmaceutical supply chain sustainability.
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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
The PSCI operates in compliance with the antitrust and competition laws of all applicable countries, including the United States (both state and federal) and European Union. To that end, PSCI has drafted these competition guidelines to serve as a general code of conduct for PSCI as well as its constituent members.
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.
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 Implementation Guidance Document provides examples of business practices and performance related to the Principles.
This sample checklist is designed for compliance personnel operating in companies or third party organisations providing services to companies. The aim of this checklist is to help compliance personnel perform better assessments.
The Global Social Compliance Programme is a business‐driven programme for companies whose vision is to harmonise existing efforts in order to deliver a shared, global and sustainable approach for the continuous improvement of working and environmental conditions across categories and sectors in the global supply chain.
The 3M™ Respirator Selection Guide includes a list of chemicals for which 3M respirators can be recommended. This information can be used to supplement general industrial hygiene knowledge.
PowerPoint from ISPE on controlling exposure to Active Pharmaceutical Agents.
Guidelines for process safety management of petrochemical corporations.
This Code of Ethics defines Sanofi-Aventis expectations when conducting business. It is provided as a resource to guide its employees in dealing with issues, both inside and outside the Group, that may be encountered as part of day to day functional responsibilities.
Guidance about procedures which relevant commercial organisations can put into place to prevent persons associated with them from bribing.
A practical handbook for suppliers and sub-suppliers on good environmental practices, prepared by the Danish Ethical Trading Initiative (DIEH) in cooperation with COWI and the Danish Federation of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises as part of a joint project between DIEH and the Danish Environmental Protection Agency.
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.
An example of Corporate Compliance Policy from Bayer.
http://www.bayer.com/downloads/corporate_compliance_english.pdfx
Chemical Risk Assessment & Exposure Monitoring
Qualitative Chemical Risk Assessment
Chemical Risk Assessment & Exposure Monitoring
Quantitative Risk Assessment
Basic Informatoin for OEL PBOEL-HHC IPI and API
Working safely with chemicals
Example Qualitative chemical risk assessment Cork
PowerPoint on good hygiene practices.
"Personal Protective Equipment" PowerPoint
Testing Fume Hoods & Isolators
Chemical Production & Development site Geel
Michel Vangeel – EHS Department – October 2010
Info session Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of chemicals
"Respiratory Protection" - Overview.
PowerPoint on "IH Maturity Ladder for EM".
Example SDS Risperidone (version with GHS info not available yet)
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.
Roche's Guide to Competition Law.
Chemical Risk Assessment & Exposure Monitoring
Chemical Production & Development Janssen Pharma Geel Belgium
Michel Vangeel - Prevention Department
The Roche Group Code of Conduct is designed to guide business behaviour and provides useful links to further information.
The Roche Group Directive K15 concerning dealing with Third Party Manufacturers and Service Providers.
Example: Bayer's position on Human Rights and its commitments to implement them.
Industrial Hygiene FAT and SAT Performance Evaluation Protocol
Example IH report Methylphenidate HCl K3
Bioethics at Novo Nordisk. It is the expression used for all ethical issues related to the use of life science technologies in the discovery, development and production of pharmaceutical products. This covers the ethical aspects of the use of human biological material, animals and gene technology in research, and clinical trials.
Chemical Risk Assessment and Exposure Monitoring Program
Example IH report Methylphenidate FBG3
Example IH report isolator Mannitol
Chemical Substance Management - Inventory and Communication
Labeling and identification of hazardous substances and preparations
Chemical Hazard Communication: Labels piping
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)