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PHSS Contamination Control Strategy Guidance Pack

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Use the Contamination Control Strategy Pack if you need a practical, inspection-ready way to build or strengthen your CCS for Annex 1 compliance, because it turns complex GMP expectations into a connected, site-focused strategy rather than a loose set of documents. It is especially useful for teams that need clearer structure, stronger risk justification, and a more robust narrative across facilities, utilities, materials, monitoring, and validation.

Why it is valuable
This pack is informative because it explains not just what to include, but how to connect contamination control measures into a coherent strategy across the site. It covers the recommended CCS structure, team roles, gap analysis, risk assessment linkage, and the way Site Master CCS and Area CCS documents should work together. That makes it useful for both new CCS preparation and for improving an existing, fragmented approach.

What does it helps you do
The guidance goes well beyond a checklist and shows how to document contamination control for centralised areas, utilities, process controls, vendor oversight, environmental monitoring, and lifecycle review. It also emphasises the importance of integrating controls, monitoring, trend review, CAPA, and change management to make the CCS a living document rather than a static file. In addition, the pack includes an extensive Excel FMECA tool that can save your organisation time and resources, while helping ensure that revisiting the CCS is understood and shared across the whole organisation.

Best for
This pack is a strong fit for pharmaceutical and healthcare manufacturing sites preparing for, or responding to, Annex 1 expectations, especially where aseptic processing, barrier technology, or complex contamination risks are involved. It is also well-suited to cross-functional teams in QA, QC, production, engineering, validation, and MSAT who need a shared structure and common language for contamination control. If your team needs something that is detailed enough to support inspection readiness but still usable in practice, this pack delivers that balance.

Buy now
For organisations that want to reduce gaps, improve CCS quality, and present a stronger contamination control story to inspectors, this is a worthwhile purchase. It provides a clear, informative foundation for building a defensible CCS and helps move from disconnected documents to a joined-up strategy. Buy it now to give your team a faster, clearer route to CCS confidence and compliance.

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Contents

The PHSS CCS Guidance documentation set includes the following.

PHSS General Guidance on CCS as an Annex 1 GMP requirement with supporting documents that include:

1. SOP for preparation of a CCS considering a harmonised approach across a number of site or single site.
2. Table of contents for a Site Master CCS.
3. Points to consider in CCS preparation for each content heading in the Site Master CCS.
4. Table of contents for an Area CCS.
5. Points to consider in preparation for each content heading in the Area CCS.
6. SOP for executing an FMECA Risk analysis for Contamination control in support of CCS preparation.
7. Excel FMECA Toll for completing an FMECA Risk analysis considering the criticality and severity of contamination in product manufacturing in compliance of Annex 1 and revised ICHQ9(R1). This FMECA has been characterised to limit subjectivity as a key concern and requirement of ICHQ9(R1).

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