Efficiently identify and document deviations from established procedures, specifications, or expectations. Deviations can arise from various sources such as manufacturing processes, quality control checks, or environmental conditions.

Conduct thorough investigations to determine the root causes of identified deviations. Utilize methodologies like root cause analysis (RCA), fishbone diagrams, or failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) to uncover underlying factors contributing to deviations.

Perform risk assessments to evaluate the impact of deviations on product quality, safety, and efficacy. Classify deviations based on severity and likelihood to prioritize corrective actions effectively.

Implement corrective actions to address identified deviations and mitigate their impact. Preventive actions are proactively designed to prevent recurrence of similar deviations in the future, enhancing process reliability and product consistency.

Maintain comprehensive documentation of deviation incidents, investigations, and actions taken. Ensure accurate reporting to regulatory authorities and stakeholders as per regulatory requirements.