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SOP for Implementing Safety Training Programs for Warehouse Personnel – V 2.0

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SOP for Implementing Safety Training Programs for Warehouse Personnel – V 2.0

Standard Operating Procedure for Implementing Safety Training Programs for Warehouse Personnel

Department Warehouse / Quality Assurance / Safety
SOP No. SOP/RM/186/2025
Supersedes SOP/RM/186/2022
Page No. Page 1 of 15
Issue Date 21/04/2025
Effective Date 28/04/2025
Review Date 21/04/2026

1. Purpose

This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) outlines the process for implementing safety training programs for warehouse personnel to ensure workplace safety, regulatory compliance, and adherence to Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP).

2. Scope

This SOP applies to all warehouse personnel, including permanent, temporary, and contract staff involved in raw material handling, storage, and warehouse operations.

3. Responsibilities

  • Warehouse Manager: Ensure all staff receive appropriate safety training and maintain training records.
  • Quality Assurance (QA) Team: Verify that training programs meet regulatory standards and conduct periodic audits of training records.
  • Safety Officer: Design, deliver, and monitor safety training programs, and ensure compliance with safety protocols.

4. Accountability

The Safety Manager is accountable for the design and implementation of safety training programs, while the Warehouse Manager ensures participation and compliance. The QA Manager oversees the validation and documentation of training activities.

5. Procedure

5.1 Training Program Development

  1. Identifying Training
Needs:
  • Conduct a risk assessment to identify specific safety training needs based on job roles and warehouse activities.
  • Document the identified needs in the Training Needs Assessment Log (Annexure-1).
  • Training Program Design:
    • Develop training modules covering topics such as material handling, hazardous material safety, fire safety, and emergency response.
    • Record program details in the Training Program Design Log (Annexure-2).
  • 5.2 Training Delivery

    1. Scheduling Training Sessions:
      • Schedule training sessions regularly, ensuring all employees attend mandatory safety programs.
      • Document schedules in the Training Schedule Log (Annexure-3).
    2. Conducting Training:
      • Deliver training through a combination of lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on practice.
      • Record attendance and training completion in the Training Attendance Log (Annexure-4).

    5.3 Evaluation and Certification

    1. Training Evaluation:
      • Evaluate participants’ understanding through quizzes, practical assessments, and feedback sessions.
      • Document evaluation results in the Training Evaluation Log (Annexure-5).
    2. Issuing Certificates:
      • Issue safety training completion certificates to participants who pass the evaluation.
      • Maintain records in the Certification Log (Annexure-6).

    5.4 Monitoring and Continuous Improvement

    1. Post-Training Monitoring:
      • Monitor employee performance post-training to ensure application of safety practices in daily operations.
      • Document monitoring activities in the Post-Training Monitoring Log (Annexure-7).
    2. Feedback and Updates:
      • Collect feedback from participants and update training content periodically to reflect current regulations and best practices.
      • Record feedback and updates in the Training Feedback and Update Log (Annexure-8).

    5.5 Documentation and Review

    1. Maintaining Training Records:
      • Ensure all training records are complete, accurate, and readily accessible for audits and inspections.
      • Document record-keeping activities in the Training Record Maintenance Log (Annexure-9).
    2. Periodic Audits:
      • Conduct audits of training programs to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and internal policies.
      • Document audit results in the Training Audit Log (Annexure-9).

    6. Abbreviations

    • SOP: Standard Operating Procedure
    • GMP: Good Manufacturing Practice
    • QA: Quality Assurance
    • PPE: Personal Protective Equipment

    7. Documents

    1. Training Needs Assessment Log (Annexure-1)
    2. Training Program Design Log (Annexure-2)
    3. Training Schedule Log (Annexure-3)
    4. Training Attendance Log (Annexure-4)
    5. Training Evaluation Log (Annexure-5)
    6. Certification Log (Annexure-6)
    7. Post-Training Monitoring Log (Annexure-7)
    8. Training Feedback and Update Log (Annexure-8)
    9. Training Record Maintenance Log (Annexure-9)

    8. References

    • OSHA Standards for Workplace Safety
    • 21 CFR Part 211 – Current Good Manufacturing Practice for Finished Pharmaceuticals
    • WHO Good Practices for Health and Safety in the Pharmaceutical Industry

    9. SOP Version

    Version: 2.0

    10. Approval Section

    Prepared By Checked By Approved By
    Signature
    Date
    Name
    Designation
    Department

    Annexure-1: Training Needs Assessment Log

    Date Employee Name Assessment Area Identified Training Need Assessed By
    21/04/2025 Ravi Kumar Hazardous Material Handling Advanced PPE Use Neha Verma

    Annexure-2: Training Program Design Log

    Date Training Module Content Summary Designed By
    21/04/2025 Fire Safety Evacuation procedures and extinguisher use Amit Joshi

    Annexure-3: Training Schedule Log

    Date Training Topic Scheduled Date Trainer
    21/04/2025 Fire Safety 25/04/2025 Kiran Patel

    Annexure-4: Training Attendance Log

    Date Employee Name Training Topic Trainer
    25/04/2025 Ravi Kumar Fire Safety Kiran Patel

    Annexure-5: Training Evaluation Log

    Date Employee Name Evaluation Score Evaluator
    25/04/2025 Ravi Kumar 85% QA Supervisor

    Annexure-6: Certification Log

    Date Employee Name Certificate Issued Issued By
    26/04/2025 Ravi Kumar Fire Safety Certification QA Manager

    Annexure-7: Post-Training Monitoring Log

    Date Employee Name Observed Performance Monitored By
    27/04/2025 Ravi Kumar Proper extinguisher handling observed Safety Officer

    Annexure-8: Training Feedback and Update Log

    Date Employee Name Feedback Provided Updated By
    28/04/2025 Ravi Kumar Suggested more hands-on practice QA Manager

    Annexure-9: Training Record Maintenance Log

    Date Document Name Status Updated By
    29/04/2025 Training Attendance Log Updated Sanjay Mehta

    Revision History:

    Revision Date Revision No. Revision Details Reason for Revision Approved By
    01/01/2024 1.0 Initial Version New SOP Implementation QA Head
    21/04/2025 2.0 Expanded training procedures and feedback mechanisms. Regulatory Update QA Head
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