Sop 9 Procedure For Identification and Traceability

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The document outlines procedures for identification and traceability of materials and products from receipt through production to delivery, including labeling of materials, work in progress and finished goods.

The purpose is to establish and maintain a system for identifying materials and products from receipt through production to dispatch/delivery to the customer.

The codes printed include the production date, machine code, month, date, dispatch shift code and sample/order number.

SOP 9 PROCEDURE FOR IDENTIFICATION AND TRACEABILITY

PURPOSE

To establish and maintain the system for identifying materials and products, from
receipt, through production to dispatch hand over to customer.

SCOPE

The procedure mentioned below applies to incoming products, work in progress


and

finished products.

RESPONSIBILITIES

Responsibility for ensuring operation of this procedure lies with concerning


department incharge.

PROCEDURE:

A Identification

Receipt Material from supplier :

Each lot should has the code of supplier & lot for tracing from individual supplier
written over it.

Processing Section

The detailed process flow of various receipts, processing and storing of material will be
written in the shift report for the particular shift

Packing Section

Product should bear the following data clearly Ink-printed on the primary packing with
the help of code printing machine/ Manual in the following sequence.

1) Production Date :

2) Machine code : Machine Name 01,02…

3) Month
4) Date : 01 to 31(date denotes supply date in the market

5) Dispatch Shift Code: A & B ( A denotes morning supply & B for evening supply)

Sample code: Serial no of testing Register / Order No. –for first shift production, packed
at machine head.

Product

The lot is numbered from 1 to end of the batch. A batch shall consist the day’s
production.The Batch number will be marked on the lot, which will be ―day of the year‖. In
the shift report the source will be written.

B Status

Incoming Materials

A GI No Sticker is pasted on all packages of raw materials immediately on receipt.

"On Test" Stickers are pasted on the raw material packages. Similarly

―Approved, Rejected" and "Under hold‖ Stickers are pasted on the packages.The same
system is followed for packing materials.

In-process:

The stage of manufacture is indicated by means of Tags, Stickers and slates.

The stage wise approval status is by means of reports from Quality department. The
completion of manufacturing stage and its Test Status shall be denoted by

means of sticker and tag as per the intimation given by the QC section by the Q.I. Slip.
Final Product

The test status identification for the final product in its entirely including the packing is
by means of reports from QAD. However ―Rejected‖ stickers are pasted on the final
product shippers if the final product is rejected.

descriptions.

INSPECTION AND TEST STATUS


Buyer Inspection of Final Packed Products on random basis, by the inspections agents
specified by the Buyers themselves.

Products are tested on for various traits as mentioned by the buyer, for example

color fastness, abrasion, etc. are done by the buyer approved test agencies. The test
reports are mailed to the buyers, and the original copy is maintained by the MIS
department.

Ref: SGS inspection copy attached as annexure

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