Validation strategy
A validation approach scoped with the system, so requirements, risks and tests line up before execution starts.
- Validation strategy & planning
- Risk-based scoping
- Requirements traceability
Pharma & Process · GMP validation
AutomatX Labs brings automated systems into a validated GMP state — validation strategy, IQ / OQ / PQ, process validation and the documentation behind them. The engineer who builds the system also qualifies it, so validation is designed in rather than bolted on.
01What’s covered
Experience spans three regulated pharma settings — packaging qualification, injectable fill/finish, and R&D lab automation — including the process validation of a new injectable vaccine line.
A validation approach scoped with the system, so requirements, risks and tests line up before execution starts.
Protocols written and executed on site, from installation to performance qualification.
Process validation for manufacturing lines and validation of the software that runs automated systems.
Regulatory-compliant technical documentation, plus the machine-safety and electrical review an instrument needs.
02How it runs
Map the system — instrument, software, data — and the regulatory expectations it must meet; agree the strategy up front.
Draft the protocols, execute IQ / OQ / PQ on site, and handle deviations as part of the engineering work.
Close out with reports and documentation that keep the system in a validated, maintainable state.
03FAQ
Installation Qualification checks that a system is installed as specified; Operational Qualification that it works across its intended operating ranges; Performance Qualification that it performs consistently in real use. Together they demonstrate the system is fit for GMP use.
Process validation of a new injectable vaccine manufacturing line (≈ €2.7M, led end to end over ~1.5 years, right first time), plus qualification work across packaging and injectable fill/finish, and R&D lab automation — three GMP environments in total.
Yes. Computerised System Validation (CSV) and data integrity are part of the scope — useful when the same practice also writes the automation software being validated.
No. Hamilton VENUS is the lab-automation specialty, but the validation experience covers manufacturing equipment and lines as well — packaging, fill/finish and vaccine production.
Yes — protocols, reports and technical documentation can be delivered in French or English.
Tell me what you’re building, what it has to pass, and where it currently breaks. You’ll get an engineer’s read on scope and the seams — not a sales pitch.