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PIC/S PI 006-4: What Does it Mean in Practice?

Updated Recommendations on Qualification and Validation

Learn about the key additions and changes compared with PI 006-3 in areas such as risk management, qualification, FAT/SAT, utilities, and more.

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What has changed since the previous version and what does PI 006-4 add to Annex 15?

An overview at a glance.

Internationally, PIC/S PI 006 is the core (non-binding) validation guideline for inspectors and manufacturers. It covers qualification of equipment, utilities, and systems, as well as process and cleaning validation across all pharma manufacturing.

GMP expert Dr Sabine Paris has analysed the key changes for you. PIC/S PI 006-4 aligns with Annex 15, while providing more detailed guidance on how the lifecycle and risk-based principles should be implemented in practice.

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