Pharmaceutical Water System Validation

Our validation experts have years of experience in designing, qualifying and validating pharmaceutical water systems. Our specialist team of designers, project managers, installers, commissioning engineers and validation engineers are purely focused on the Pharmaceutical market and have built up their expertise through firsthand experience.

All our pharmaceutical water systems including the Orion, Polaris range, IonPro and distribution systems are designed in line with industry guidelines such as GAMP, US Pharmacopoeia and Eur Pharmacopoeia.

During the design of a water system our team follows the necessary guidelines to ensure it meets all pharmaceutical water system requirements.

We have used our experience to develop a range of standard validation documents for all of our Pharmaceutical water treatment systems including – design qualifications, factory acceptance tests (FAT), installation qualification (IQ) , commissioning and operation qualification (OQ) all supporting drawings, certification, schedules, certification, etc.  

However, we have the flexibility to supply bespoke and hybrid qualification documentation based on customer requirement.

We handover the Pharmaceutical water system post Operational qualification testing. However, we do offer ongoing validation support services if further support to complete performance qualification (PQ) is required.

Developed in conjunction with and used by major pharmaceutical companies to demonstrate compliance in the way they operate and maintain their high purity water treatment systems.

• ORIONcare has been specifically designed for our range of validated Orion high purity water treatment plants.
• PQMC (Performance Qualification Maintenance Contract) has been designed to cover other validated high purity water treatment plants supplied by Veolia

ORIONcare and PQMC Contracts are designed to demonstrate that the water system is producing water to the required specification (typically carried out 4 times per year).  They set out a series of performance measures that are specific to each item of equipment that makes up the water system shown in detail on the Process and Instrumentation Diagram.  Full performance tests are carried out and recorded for each item of equipment.  All results are fully documented and tests carried out to published protocols and standards. The compilation of the data, with any conclusions and recommended actions to ensure continued compliance is added into the final report for review and countersignature with the customer.