Winter temperature mapping - considerations and best practices
Is winter mapping needed for your operations? What are the special conditions you should consider? And what do guidelines from WHO, FDA, GxP, and other regulatory bodies have to say about the subject?
Do you need to perform a temperature mapping this winter?
Seasonal mapping is a requirement for many GMP-, GDP, and other GxP-regulated industries – and therefore, our next webinar is about how you conduct compliant winter temperature mappings.
Winter brings its own set of challenges, from low ambient temperatures to power failures that may affect your storage conditions and by planning your winter mappings ahead of time, you will adhere to compliance standards while avoiding the last-minute rush.
Win-win.
Key takeaways
- Understanding the impact of winter on your storage conditions
- When winter mapping is required – and when it’s not
- What WHO, FDA, GxP, and others standards say about winter mappings
- Which winter-specific conditions you should take into account
- Best practices for conducting (winter) mapping
Meet the speakers
Mads Garness Bøgelund,Senior Product Specialist at Eupry
Jakob Konradsen,Co-founder & Chief Quality Officer at Eupry
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Guide to winter temperature mapping
Dive into the guidelines for winter temperature mapping for GMP, GDP, and other highly regulated industries.
Client Testimonials
“The calibration of the Eupry temperature loggers is easy and quick. I received a box with the new sensors (…) It took me under an hour to calibrate 40 loggers – including the time it took to find the refrigerators.”
Kasper H. Christophersen
Research Associate at Novozymes
“Automated temperature monitoring allows us to relax knowing that the temperature is automatically recorded, giving us reliable alarms if temperature deviation occurs.”
Dora Adanic
Chief Operating Officer at Genera Research
“The Eupry data loggers were easy and convenient to set up, the flexibility of the system offers the possibility to be aware of any change whenever there is a problem, and more importantly, the archives which hold all data in the cloud can be achieved at all times.”
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Electromechanical and Water Manager at Axonova
