Quality Management

Medical devices and pharmaceuticals are subject to strict quality assurance requirements. This applies both to certification and approval procedures and to quality management of production and processes. In principle, both medicinal products and medical devices must meet specific performance and safety requirements throughout Germany and Europe. Quality management monitors the entire production cycle – starting with the supply of materials through to product delivery. Central to this is that the product should meet customer requirements, production targets and regulatory and normative requirements. Tasks dovetail closely with regulatory, manufacturing and R&D activities. Medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers who demonstrate a quality management system in accordance with the DIN EN ISO 13485 and DIN EN ISO 9001 standards can thus prove that their medical product meets the basic requirements in terms of quality assurance or quality. Quality assurance of metrology, quality assurance of tools and quality assurance of manufacturing also fall under this category, as do quality assurance in incoming goods (incoming goods inspection) and quality assurance in outgoing goods. New technology methods in the medical technology & pharmaceutical industry are currently subject to the development of extended quality standards. These standards are currently being developed and thus also underpin the importance of a mature quality model in the future. Technology is becoming more complex – as are the manufacturing and production processes. The normative framework will evolve along with it. The same must apply to the respective company.

The refinement of quality management – and the focus on new topics and innovations is typically a process in which expertise is brought in from outside. With our personnel and expert solutions we help to solve resource bottlenecks to the point. With flexible temporary experts – or selected permanent employees who become part of the customer’s team structure. In this way, the company acquires important know-how from outside and can adapt to future changes at an early stage.