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Our Scope

Biologic

Cosmetic

Drug

Food

Supplement

Medical Device

 

FDCIT Key Features

Fast Response

A key strength of our company is our ability to respond rapidly and effectively to requests from pharmaceutical industry manufacturers.

Responsibility

The client's project parallels the company's own initiatives, and we are committed to maximizing its optimization.

Experience 

Years of experience, along with extensive visits and inspections of pharmaceutical industries both in Iran and internationally, provide significant support for our activities.

Concept Umbrella: QRM & QBD & RR & QQ & CS & CCS

1- Quality Management System: Design & Implementing

A Quality Management System represents the foundational framework through which an organization ensures consistent delivery of high-quality  products and services while maintaining regulatory compliance. The  design and implementation of a QMS involves a comprehensive approach  that integrates strategic planning, resource allocation, and continuous  process improvement across all organizational functions.

2- Building: Design & Classification

Pharmaceutical facility buildings represent specialized infrastructures designed to  meet stringent regulatory requirements and operational standards  essential for safe and compliant drug manufacturing. The design and  classification of pharmaceutical buildings encompasses comprehensive  planning that addresses both functional requirements and regulatory  compliance, ensuring the facility can maintain appropriate environmental conditions for product quality and safety throughout production  processes.

3-Calibration & Qualification & Validation

Calibration, qualification, and validation represent three critical and  interconnected processes that form the foundation of pharmaceutical  operational excellence and regulatory compliance. These systematic  approaches ensure that equipment, systems, and processes function  consistently within defined parameters and produce results that meet  established quality standards. Together, they provide documented  evidence that facilities, equipment, and processes are suitable for  their intended purposes and capable of reliably producing compliant  pharmaceutical products.

4-Personnel: Organization chart & Allocation

Personnel organization and strategic allocation represent critical components of pharmaceutical operational effectiveness and regulatory compliance. The organizational structure of a pharmaceutical facility must be thoughtfully designed to establish clear reporting relationships, define responsibility domains, ensure adequate competency distribution, and facilitate effective communication across all functional areas. Proper personnel allocation ensures that all critical functions receive appropriate attention, qualified personnel are positioned where needed most, and the organization maintains the capacity to respond to operational challenges while maintaining consistent product quality.

5-Documentation System

The documentation system represents the critical backbone of pharmaceutical operations, quality assurance, and regulatory compliance. A comprehensive documentation system creates an organized, auditable record of all manufacturing activities, decisions, and quality control measures, providing the evidence base necessary to demonstrate product safety, efficacy, and compliance with regulatory standards. Effective pharmaceutical documentation captures the complete history of product development, manufacturing processes, quality assessments, and distribution, ensuring traceability and accountability throughout the product lifecycle.

6-Outsource: contract & Evaluation & Audit

Any activity covered by the GMP Guide that is outsourced should be appropriately defined, agreed and controlled in order to avoid misunderstandings which could result in a product or operation of unsatisfactory quality. There must be a written contract between the Contract Giver and the Contract Acceptor which clearly 

establishes the roles and responsibilities of each party.

7-Production

Pharmaceutical production represents the core operational function where raw materials are systematically transformed into finished pharmaceutical products through carefully controlled manufacturing processes. Effective pharmaceutical production integrates sophisticated equipment, highly trained personnel, stringent environmental controls, and comprehensive monitoring systems to ensure that every manufactured batch consistently meets established specifications for safety, efficacy, potency, and quality. Production operations must simultaneously achieve operational efficiency while maintaining absolute compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and all applicable regulatory requirements.

8-Quality control

Quality Control (QC) represents the laboratory and analytical function responsible for evaluating pharmaceutical products and materials to ensure compliance with established specifications and regulatory requirements before product release. Quality Control serves as the critical checkpoint preventing non-compliant products from reaching patients, conducting comprehensive testing on raw materials, in-process materials, finished products, and environmental samples. Effective Quality Control combines sophisticated analytical instrumentation, highly trained technical personnel, validated analytical methods, and robust documentation systems to provide objective evidence supporting product safety, identity, strength, purity, and quality.

9-Quality Assurance

Quality Assurance (QA) represents the comprehensive systematic function responsible for ensuring pharmaceutical products consistently meet established quality standards through preventive oversight, process monitoring, and regulatory compliance verification. Unlike Quality Control, which focuses on product testing and release decisions, Quality Assurance encompasses broader organizational responsibilities including quality system design, process validation, regulatory compliance auditing, deviation investigation, change management, and continuous improvement initiatives. Quality Assurance serves as the guardian of organizational quality culture, establishing systems and procedures that prevent quality problems rather than merely detecting them after occurrence.

Address

AmirAbad, Tehran, Iran 

Pardis Technology Park, Pardis, Tehran

Tel 

+98 922 480 1299


Email

contact@fdcitofficial.com

Get in touch with our expert team via WhatsApp at +98 922 480 1299 for consultations on pharmaceutical quality management. We specialize in Food & Drug Consultation, Inspection, and Training, ensuring compliance through effective Quality Management Systems. With extensive experience in the pharmaceutical field, we are dedicated to delivering high-quality products and services. From documentation processes to personnel allocation and production oversight, we prioritize accountability and excellence for our clients. Initiate your consultation today and enjoy prompt, responsive support tailored to your pharmaceutical needs.