BRC Global Standard for Food Safety Issue 9 — clause 4.10 evidence, caught before the audit.
Continuous watch on HPLC, NIR, pH, conductivity, checkweighers, and metal detectors — the instruments auditors read under BRCGS Issue 9 Section 4 / clause 4.10. When drift crosses your release threshold, you get a signed evidence packet mapped to clause 4.10, not a spreadsheet the auditor has to chase the day before the audit.
- Pre-mapped to BRC Global Standard for Food Safety Issue 9 clause 4.10 — calibration evidence on demand
- Continuous watch on HPLC, NIR, pH, conductivity, checkweighers, and metal detectors
- Designed with QA, Validation, and Plant Manager workflows in mind — pharma + food lines
The three-pillar loop
From the first clause 4.10 deviation to a signed audit packet.
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Continuous watch on HPLC, NIR, pH, conductivity, checkweighers, and metal detectors — between-shift, not on the calendar the auditor sees. When the drift crosses your release threshold, you get a deviation before the QC technician does, with the clause 4.10 evidence already attached.
- Between-shift check, not calendar-only
- HPLC · NIR · pH · conductivity
- Checkweighers · metal detectors
- Pharma: GAMP 5 validated hooks
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Each drift event, recalibration action, and post-event verification lands in a signed evidence packet — pre-mapped to BRC Global Standard for Food Safety Issue 9 clause 4.10 (calibration of measuring equipment), Section 4.1, and Section 1.1.1 management review. Hand the auditor the packet, not the spreadsheet.
- BRCGS Issue 9 clause 4.10
- BRCGS Section 4.1 documentation
- BRCGS Section 1.1.1 management review
- Pharma: 21 CFR Part 11 audit trail
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A drift event opens a CAPA, a recalibration action closes it, and a signed verification packet seals the audit trail. Food lines get clause 4.10 + ISO 17025 calibration links; pharma lines add GAMP 5 validation hooks and 21 CFR Part 11 electronic-record integrity — without bolting on a separate compliance system.
- CAPA + OOS + lot release
- ISO 17025 calibration traceability
- GAMP 5 + 21 CFR Part 11 (pharma)
- Signed packet, audit-on-demand
Who this is for
Built for the QA, Validation, and Plant teams prepping for BRCGS Issue 9.
- QA managers and Heads of Compliance preparing for a BRCGS Issue 9 audit on a food production line
- QC technicians who own the clause 4.10 calibration-evidence gap between scheduled calibrations
- Validation engineers running GAMP 5 / 21 CFR Part 11 pharma lines under shared quality systems
- Plant managers and operations directors who own the CAPA queue when an auditor finds a 4.10 deviation
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We're onboarding the first pharma and food-manufacturing customers for BRCGS Issue·9 clause 4.10 evidence now. Drop your work email and we'll route you to the right specialist — food safety, pharma QA, or plant operations.
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